Sentence examples for ecological map from inspiring English sources

A new study offers a glimpse into just how severely a couple more degrees could disrupt the region's ecological map.

These value surfaces were spatially cross-correlated with other communities' value surfaces and with an ecological map layer (net primary productivity) to demonstrate social ecological mapping.

To define the green spaces we used the Ecological Map of Barcelona (Burriel 2004; Dadvand et al. 2012a).

Jorgenson, T. M. & Grunblatt, J. Landscape-Level Ecological Mapping of Northern Alaska and Field Site Photography (2013).

"Briggflatts" alludes to another elaborate Northumbrian masterpiece, the illuminated manuscripts of the Lindisfarne Gospels, but it now looks like an utterly contemporary project: a geographical, even ecological mapping, tugging the poetic tradition away from familiar settings toward unsung regions.

No proposed system of automated terrain or ecological mapping has, to our knowledge, advanced beyond research investigation to achieve routine operational use.

Numerous investigators have examined ways in which digital elevation data can be used to define landform-based units that act as basic spatial and structural entities for soil, terrain or ecological maps.

Over the last few decades, however, with the development of satellite remote sensing techniques, the questions of efficient planetary and macro-regional ecological mapping and modeling and integration of multi-scale data have become especially pertinent.

Here, we measure long-term ecological changes, circa 1950 to 2002, within six 1 km2 sites in densely populated rural China and in urban and suburban Baltimore, Maryland, USA using a standardized procedure for fine-scale feature-based ecological mapping from high spatial resolution (≤ 1 m) imagery.

A special landscape-ecological map has been compiled for the model area.

A lower forest-vegetation zoning is carried out using the landscape-ecological maps generated on a geomeric basis.