The phrase "field database" is correct and can be used in written English.
A field database refers to a collection of information or data that pertains to a specific field or subject. Example: The researchers analyzed the data from the field database to determine the most common diseases among rural communities.
The FieldLog mapping software balances these needs by exploiting a domain ontology developed for field information, one that enables field database flexibility and facilitates compatibility.
Thus, a comprehensive framework, which includes a high-quality field database and an uncertainty evaluation system, needs to be established for modeling the biomass of energy crops.
This system is tested on a comprehensive field database acquired during the construction of the Engineering V Building at the University of Waterloo.
A large financial model incorporating all the complex tax terms currently in place was applied to a large field database incorporating all the currently producing fields and those sanctioned but not yet in production.
These samples are selected to cover a range of wind speeds (between 36 m/s and 64 m/s) and vortex structures representative of EF0 to EF3 tornadoes in a first attempt to generate a tornado wind field database.
An improved density-based clustering algorithm is presented to detect the clusters in the field database and the clusters are agglomerated or divided to form the new clusters according to the proximity or the dissimilarity between objects.
The ontology consists of cartographic, geospatial, geological and metadata objects that form a common basis for interoperability and that can be instantiated by users into customized field databases.
The design of such databases is often challenged by opposing needs: (1) the individual need to maintain flexibility of database structure and contents, to accommodate unexpected field situations; and (2) the corporate need to retain compatibility between distinct field databases, to accommodate their interoperability.
For those returning the questionnaire, we obtained data from the visual field databases on visual field parameters, mean defect and pattern standard deviation.
Moreover, as the comprehensive analysis of wide-field database, the output pathways of those tools can hardly be specific for an interesting stimulation or disease.
Each experimental record can accommodate many different types of data, which represent real-life experimental parameters, and whose values occupy predefined database fields (database fields are described in greater detail under 'Data structure and database development' section).
