The phrase "ground point" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in technical or scientific contexts to refer to a specific location or location reference point on the ground. Example: "The surveyor marked the ground point where the new building will be constructed."
The errors are derived from a comparison between radar QPE and ground point measurements.
Alternate site burns during laparotomic application were the most common complication for the first half century (i.e., ground point burns and dispersive electrode burns [1920 1970]).
The laser point density and the resulting ground point density after filtering are key parameters for producing a DTM applicable to landslide identification.
If a backup bulk supply is used, the backup supply must be connected to the same local ground point as the associated primary supply.
This paper presents the framework for a recently developed unsupervised classification algorithm called Skewness Balancing for object and ground point separation in airborne LIDAR data.
The question persists: What incentives do the Palestinians have to resume the talks about the future of Jerusalem if the results on the ground point to a fait accompli?
Ground filtering is a common procedure in lidar data processing, which separates the point cloud data into ground points and non-ground points.
The homography between stereo images of ground points can be found.
Experimental results indicated that, our revised PTD approach performed better than the classic PTD method in preserving ground points in steep areas and removing non-ground points which belong to lower objects.
Second, a region growth using the scan pattern is performed to cluster the ground candidates and further refine the ground points (clusters).
In the Scottish Argyll broadsword dance, the four performers flourish their swords before laying them on the ground, points touching, to form a cross.
