Sentence examples for gis so from inspiring English sources

GeoDMA is tightly integrated with TerraView GIS, so its users have access to all traditional GIS features.

We provide source code for all the presented methods, which we implemented as modules for GRASS GIS, so that they can be used together with other open source geospatial processing tools [40].

Some developers have utilized the graphic user interface (GUI) tool kit of the GIS to develop turnkey applications that launch the model from within the GIS so that it is hidden from the user who simply communicates through a menu.

Using the frequency ratio model, the weights for each factor classes were calculated and assigned in GIS so as to add these factors and produce landslide susceptibility index maps based on mathematical combination theory.

Dr. Ortiz's students are also learning how to describe landscape characteristics as well as how to use spatial pattern software and a geographic information system (GIS) so they can use these data to determine the types of land cover found around the parrots' communal winter roosts.

It was a remarkable and encouraging observation that the course of ILI monitored by GIS so closely resembled the official survey of ILI by GPs participating in EISS.

Missing environmental data and a lack of precision in address histories form the primary limitations in GIS exposure assessments, so future studies could be strengthened by the systematic geographic tracking of environmental data and the ascertainment of address histories at the time of reportable diagnoses, such as cancer (Hurley et al. 2003; Wakefield 2000).

Although utility providers make extensive use of GISs they have so far been mainly thinking "along lines", i.e. concentrating on the existing grid structure rather than on potential supply and demand areas.

The conventional methods of morphometric analysis are time consuming and error prone, so instead GIS technique has been used for more reliable and accurate estimation of similar parameters of watersheds.

We'll continue to see others in this space as so-called GIS technology is a $2.5 billion market and data visualisation alone is said to be worth $4.2 billion.

GIS-based approaches have so far proven useful in retrospectively identifying spatial diseases patterns or environmental factors likely to contribute to the expression of genetically determined diseases.