Sentence examples for geospatial data collection from inspiring English sources

Emergency response and pedestrian route planning rely highly on indoor outdoor geospatial data and a network model of the data; however, indoor geospatial data collection is time-consuming.

Records relating to the trees in Stands 3 and 4 were obtained from.stm files acquired using a single-grip harvester Ponsse Ergo 8W equipped with a combined GSM-GNSS antenna fitted on the cabin for geospatial data collection and communication.

CG, TR, and TN assisted in environmental and geospatial data collection used to create maps.

Shanghai airport pavement management system (SHAPMS) has been developed and updated for the Hongqiao and Pudong international airports that utilize the power of GIS and GPS for data collection, data storage, geospatial analysis of pavement evaluation and optimization of maintenance planning.

2) Geospatially link biological and environmental samples – The study deployed geospatial tools in the research and data collection, but Jayatilake et al. do not use GIS in their paper to geospatially link biological and environmental samples, or interpret their results.

Results not only show examples of how to technically build GIS applications enabling user collection and interaction with geospatial data, but they also draw conclusions about the methods and needs of public participation.

The aim of this paper is to explore whether in today's changing landscape libraries institutional repositories are used, in order to develop collections of locally produced geospatial data.

Geospatial data of the evaluated systems support various geographic units of data collection and analysis, which is a key requirement for SDG measurements.

The land-cover map/dataset was generated using regionally consistent geospatial data (Landsat ETM+ imagery (1999 2001) and DEM derivatives), similar field data collection protocols, a standardized land-cover legend, and a common modeling approach (decision tree classifier).

Despite the abundance of research data on biotic and abiotic interactions, no comprehensive and easily accessible data collection is available that spans taxonomic, geospatial, and temporal domains.

Recent developments in geospatial technology have brought new methods for 3-D data collection that can be effectively used in mapping and analysis of urban areas represented by virtual 3-D city models.