Sentence examples for implementing a geographic from inspiring English sources

It has been charged with the task of implementing a geographic information strategy, which covers the most commercially valuable category of public sector information.

Although MAXENT has been shown to perform well in terms of transferability [61], we implemented a geographic partitioning to provide more independent training and test data and thereby provide more honest estimates of the models' predictive ability [38], [62].

Land-cover mapping efforts within the USGS Gap Analysis Program have traditionally been state-centered; each state having the responsibility of implementing a project design for the geographic area within their state boundaries.

The application combines the use of spatial analysis based on network technology and implemented with a geographic information system software.

For this task, planning objectives are identified and a Multi-Objective Artificial Bee Colony-based optimization algorithm is designed and implemented in a Geographic Information System framework.

Based upon a classification of plant communities found within natural and semi-natural areas in Denmark a Biotope Landscape Model was developed and implemented into a geographic information system (GIS).

Fixed and variable width buffering of streams were implemented using a geographic information system (GIS) to estimate the riparian zone and to subsequently calculate the landscape patterns using the Patch Analyst (Grid) program (a FRAGSTATS interface).

By using large datasets of airborne LiDAR data implemented in a geographic information system (GIS), we have mapped flood related features along the Glomma and Vrangselva rivers in southeastern Norway.

(2) The Secretary shall determine the reasonable value of the leasehold or other property interest that will serve as security for a loan made under this section in accordance with § 37.4519, of this chapter, unless the Secretary determines that such requirements are impractical to implement in a geographic area, on particular trust lands, or under circumstances specified by the Secretary.

Responses are commonly implemented with a geographic focus; in practice, this is known as place-based or "hot spot" policing.

The PWV computation for a single location using these equations can be easily implemented in a geographic information system (GIS) environment to analyze the spatial distribution of the computed data.