Sentence examples for extent resolution from inspiring English sources

The different remote sensing sensors, platforms and DEM reconstruction algorithms result in DEM products with different properties in terms of spatial extent, resolution, accuracy, survey date, and whether they represent digital surface model (DSM) or bare ground.

This paper presents the main elements that have been discussed in recent years in the Anglo literature on the concept of scale, particularly the extent, resolution, level, hierarchy, the problem of modifiable area unit and spatial fallacies.

The difficulty here is highlighted by the number of possible combinations of study area, extent, resolution, surrogate type, test features, and analytical method.

Essentially the steady-state models are executed repeatedly for each grid cell of input to result in model output that matches the spatial extent and resolution of the input(s).

And now, as we are here debating today, another debate is taking place in the U.N. To the extent this resolution remains strong as it is now is the extent to which we can expect an equally and perhaps even stronger statement of resolve by the United Nations to fulfill its mandate, to fulfill its charter.

As the extent and resolution of monitoring improves, the process of jointly interpreting multiple strands of indirect evidence becomes increasingly complex.

The strength of InSAR is that it offers greater spatial extent and resolution of land subsidence that can be achieved through ground-based measurements (Becker 2006).

Validation of the results showed that the model is reasonably effective in predicting both jay abundance and distribution at the extent and resolution used.

The CDSL had functionalities to unify the spatial extent and resolution, projection and calendar system of gridded data for creating ensemble data sets that could be imported into a model of interest using a function call.

In this paper, we investigate to what extent high resolution transmission electron microscopy images can be used to measure the mass, in terms of thickness, and surface profile, corresponding to the defocus offset, of an object at the atomic scale.

To do so, we used techniques from modern multivariate statistics to disentangle widely used landscape metrics with respect to four landscape components: extent (E), resolution (R), percentage of suitable habitat cover (P), and spatial autocorrelation level (H).