Sentence examples for gis studies from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, with advances in GIS, studies were carried out for development of Wetland Information System for a state (West Bengal) and for Loktak lake wetland (a Ramsar site) as a prelude to National Wetland Information System.
Furthermore, an objective quality assessment is not performed due to missing validated standards for methodological GIS studies [ 16, 39].
To our knowledge, there are no previous GIS studies that have examined disease risks along a river.
As recently reviewed by McKinnon et al. (4), the majority of GIS studies of the food environment have relied on readily available, secondary data sources, with very few epidemiologic researchers conducting any verification (6, 19, 20).
Given these patterns, future GIS studies of potential spatial access to PHC in Canada could usefully experiment with the use of different travel time thresholds for urban and rural residents, as has been done elsewhere [ 49- 51].
20 Geographical information system (GIS) studies in southeast Queensland have shown that RRV rates are higher in areas with a greater proportion of native vegetation and wetlands 21 and adult mosquito abundance.
Thus, we need further GIS study to know the spreading mode and velocity in conjunction with various strains.
The GIS study allows us to tentatively point to another cornerstone that may be important for success: feedback of information to keep the participants involved and motivated.
Another GIS study examined the spatial distribution of sarcomas and non-Hodgkin lymphomas around a municipal solid waste incinerator with high emission levels of PCDD/Fs, identifying highly significant clusters around the incinerator (Viel et al. 2000).
In this paper, we present a detailed field, literature, and GIS-study of the well-preserved eastern flank of Merapi, which has been spared from major eruptions, in order to reconstruct the geologic and geomorphic history of the edifice.
More recently, thanks to the diffusion of computers and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), the study of cities has become also quantitative.
