28 A key aspect of rigour in geovisualisation of disease or risk of disease is the completeness, accuracy, timeliness, accessibility and granularity of the primary data from which the maps are constructed, and in particular, the extent to which the data are capable of illuminating the fine-grained geographical variability needed to inform locality-based health or environmental interventions.
The sediments at Locality 62 can inform us about the environment in which pakicetid whales lived (Aslan and Thewissen 1997) and in which more than 60% of the fossils are pakicetids (Thewissen et al. 2001).
To inform our predictions we utilize locality, the past demand trends of venues in our neighborhood, and temporal similarity, the demand trends of temporally synchronous areas of the city.
This information may then be used to inform a public health policy, in which the chosen approach is the most effective, and cost efficient for the majority of population in that locality.
This paper argues that these agreements, and the negotiations surrounding them, inform debates around mining through both "horizontal diffusion" (influence on other localities facing similar situations) and "vertical diffusion" (influence on policy design and implementation at upper political and administrative levels).
A more accurate prediction of the species' distribution may result from a biologically informed spatial partitioning of locality data.
The public must be encouraged to inform the appropriate GWCL office of any leakages in the pipelines in their locality.
Stakeholders are experts whose knowledge can be incorporated into planning to inform priorities, corroborate biophysical data, and supply insights for communicating science and policy to citizens across specific localities.
Collected knowledge will inform decision makers engaged in the design of residential buildings and planning of sustainable communities to identify the interventions which can be implemented in a given locality.
To inform future service development we mapped the postcodes of service users' places of residence against the 2006 census (suburb and postcode) using Geographic Information System data to identify the localities of women accessing the MC.
