Sentence examples for gauging records from inspiring English sources

This conjecture prompts the need for more sophisticated integrations between remote sensing and gauging records on modern rivers lacking widespread plant life.

Data from a suite of modern rivers, for which long-term gauging records are available, and for which there are published descriptions of subsurface sedimentary architecture, are analysed.

This study integrates remote sensing and gauging records of the meandering to wandering Fossálar River, a relatively steep-sloped (< 2.5%) Icelandic river featuring well-developed point bars (79%85%% of total active bar surface) despite the lack of thick, arborescent vegetation.

In the summer of 1974, in geological pursuit of ice age climatic change, I was using dry lake basins as rain gauge records of past wet-dry climatic oscillations.

Oceanographers used coastal tide-gauge records and satellite altimetry records to delineate the region where the tsunami originated and found several "hot-spot" regions of variable slip (motion) that acted as distinct tsunami sources.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Length of tide gauge records (Y year).

So the estimated slip distribution satisfies the constraints based on the ocean-bottom pressure-gauge records.

IOC sea level monitoring facility (http://www.ioc-sealevelmonitoring.org/) was used for the tide gauge records.

Gauged records therefore need to be supplemented by other evidence of floods to produce long histories.

The incoming directions are estimated from the pressure gauge records for the 3-year period.

We also analyzed tide gauge records from Southeast Florida and detected a decadal-scale accelerating rates of SLR.