This study constructs a database of 194 catchments where DOC export was predicted as a function of soil, land-use and hydrological characteristics of each catchment.
"The difference is largely a function of land use and scale," said Robert Fazio, a longtime employee of the Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency and a coordinator of the San Fernando Valley project.
The economically viable height of a commercial building is a complicated function of land value, construction costs and rents, but I suspect that it is nowhere close to 100 floors.
Another of Dr. Rapkin's major contributions, said William G. Grigsby, a retired professor of urban planning at the University of Pennsylvania, was a 1954 book he wrote with Robert B. Mitchell, "Urban Traffic: A Function of Land Use".
Modeling land-cover as a function of land-use aids in understanding pertinent land-cover dynamics.
These fluxes are a function of land use and land management and as such an essential component for integrated water resources management.
By combining the three models, monetary damages can be estimated as a function of land-use patterns, PGA, PGD, their neighborhood effects, and other seismic characteristics.
A drift of jobs away from cities would kill real estate prices generally, since urban prices are a function of land scarcity, but prices in the countryside are determined by building costs.
Goal depending, two major functional units can be used in this approach, either emissions per function of energy produced (MJ), or emissions per function of land used (ha) [30].
The ST-Sim software platform offers a spatially explicit STSM coupled with a C Stock-Flow model to track annual flows of C as a function of land use, disturbance and management.
To evaluate C budgets as a function of land management, the GDS project objective devises the use of all ongoing in situ field work to characterize biomass stocks and flow rates.
