Sentence examples for geological representation from inspiring English sources

This process results in a geological representation based on fuzzy logic and in maps of model uncertainty distribution.

Implementation of the NNL Program, a means to provide recognition to outstanding sites, and the National Park System Plan, a method to identify gaps in park ecological and geological representation, proceeded together.

This study outlines the constraints and considerations which must be taken into account when developing a virtual geological representation, the procedure of creating a model of the observed geology using SketchUp, and the methods through which educators can convey the embedded information at various academic levels.

This paper analyzes the effects of geological heterogeneity representation in a producing reservoir, when different stochastic simulation methods are used, so as to assess the consequent effects on flow responses for different enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques employed.

The objective of this work is twofold: the acquisition of symbolic rules in a geological domain and the representation in graphical form of the behavior of the different geological labels.

These examples serve to illustrate the present approach and to reveal some interesting differences that are observed in transient wave scattering phenomena between homogeneous and continuously inhomogeneous models, where the latter models yield a more realistic representation of geological formations.

The numerical results obtained herein reveal substantial differences between homogeneous and continuously inhomogeneous materials containing a crack in terms of their dynamic response, where the latter case is assumed to give a more realistic representation of geological deposits compared to the former one.

Realistic representations of geological complexity are important to address several engineering and environmental challenges.

Similarly, the Māori notion about the unfolding of life is comparable to the scientific theory of evolution and the typical spiral representation of the geological time.

The representation of the geological structure also allows a more precise definition of the spatial distribution of prediction uncertainty, here quantified with a metric based on Shannon information entropy.

This provides a true representation of the subsurface geological condition of the reservoir even if there are no 3D seismic data available.