Sentence examples for gis zone from inspiring English sources

A new "Automatic Search" method based on GIS zone design principles is shown to significantly improve discretisation of bathymetric data and hydrodynamic modelling outputs.

• Combination of the irrigation cropping pattern zones with the climate stations' zones (in GIS) to obtain basic mapping units.

Riddell, K.J. (1992) "Geographical information and GIS: Keys to coastal zone management" in GIS Europe.

Bartlett, D. (1994) GIS and the Coastal Zone: Past, Present and Future.

A number of workers such as Edet et al. (1997), Murthy (2000), Obi Reddy et al. (2000), Pratap et al. (2000), Singh and Prakash 2002 and Jaiswal et al. (2003) have used GIS to delineate groundwater potential zone, while Sreedevi et al. (2001) also applied remote sensing techniques in the delineation of groundwater potential zones.

This study used advanced GIS software to establish buffer zones around a geocoded residential location to provide a more accurate assessment of exposure to traffic emissions compared to existing spatial methods, thereby providing a quantification of the ranges over which pollutants may exert a health effect.

The GIS data were superimposed on the zones of concern to determine the relative impact of the dust and debris wave for use in the development of the EI for 11 September.

GIS was used to create buffer zones, with straight-line boundaries of 400 and 800 m around each school, and a count of food retailers was calculated for each school.

We created a postcode to water-zone link using point-in-polygon methods within the GIS to allocate each postcode to its water supply zone.

For the analysis, buffer regions of the coal mine zone were built in a GIS environment.

These input layers were combined using the Raster Calculate Module of GIS to produce the final groundwater prospective zones of the investigated area.