Sentence examples for elevation and depth from inspiring English sources

Hypsometry, the science of measuring the elevation and depth of features on Earth's surface with respect to sea level.

Scientists can show how the areas of oceans, marginal seas, and terrestrial basins change with elevation and depth using a special curve known as a hypsometric, or hypsographic, curve.

Since then, the JALBTCX has collected nearly 5 billion elevation and depth measurements and created over 2000 geographic information system (GIS) products for the shorelines of the Great Lakes.

From the measured water elevations and depth to wells (Table 1) referenced to sea level, a groundwater flow map in the Ndop has been produced (Fig. 2a).

In addition to topographical maps showing the elevations and depths of the surface, the radar scans are to produce black and white images of most of the planet's surface area that are unobscured by clouds, fog or darkness.

Runoff production within each cell was simulated by determining the cell state (height) that consists of both cell elevation and water depth.

With the free surface elevation and the depth-averaged velocity obtained by using essentially 2-D depth-averaged mode, the velocity profiles can be obtained easily and simultaneously.

Topographic maps show the physical geography of an area, often including elevation of the terrain and depth of water.

Sea level, position of the air-sea interface, to which all terrestrial elevations and submarine depths are referred.

At $3,000 each, they were equipped with waterproof computers, GPS and sonar depth technology, all to beam back information about the river's elevation, speed, depth and more.

A local GDD parameter is computed by a linear combination of elevation, valley depth and NDVI (normalized difference vegetation index).