Sentence examples for gis network from inspiring English sources

The GIS network has two main tasks.

The model is integrated with a GIS network.

In this paper, we applied GIS network analysis technology to water pollution management, which established digital stream network model and river water environmental database, integration and manage of water projects regulating related data resource.

This article presents a Web-based transit information system design that uses Internet Geographic Information Systems GISS) technologies to integrate Web serving, GIS processing, network analysis and database management.

A combined remote sensing (optical and radar imagery) and GIS (hydrologic network delineation) analysis allows mapping of the Kufrah Paleoriver of Libya and sheds light on its geomorphic evolution during the Neogene.

Geographic Information System (GIS) based network analysis was used to estimate hypothetical ground transport distances from the locality of each primary scene response to firstly the closest designated trauma hospital and secondly the receiving hospital.

Whilst the specific results are locally important (Indian, Hindu and Sikh groups were found to have limited access to greenspace in the city), the study shows how a GIS-based network analysis in conjunction with statistical analysis of socio-economic data can be used to analyse the equity of access to community goods and services.

Figure 3 A Repast Simphony demonstration model that combines GIS with a network.

This paper presents the results of a GIS derived drainage network, demonstrating a hypothesized model of the Ulaan Nuur paleo hydrological system in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia.

The model relies on geographic information systems (GIS), artificial neural network (ANN) routines, remote sensing, and customized geospatial tools and can be used to help understand what factors are most important to land-use change.

Pritchard et al. [2] provided an illustrative example of this potential: a large set of energy metering data was combined with train timetables and geographical (GIS) databases of network topology in order to compare the energy consumption of fleets of trains on different routes.