Bevis et al. ( 1992) initiated the interdisciplinary scientific field of GNSS meteorology, which derives the vertically integrated amount of water vapor in a column of atmosphere, i.e., the precipitable water vapor (PWV), from the analysis of tropospheric delays in GNSS signals.
The outcomes of the monthly (seasonal) integrated total amount of productivity in the ecosystem, GPP and ER derived from the gap-filled NEE over the period for all the study sites showed that, in all cases, the assimilation of carbon (GPP) was mostly limited to the rainy season when soil moisture content was increased.
Our qualitative findings suggest that migrants integrate amounts sent in the experiment with the external environment for sending remittances.
The daylight hour is a quantity defined in meteorology as the hours of a day with sunlight greater than 120 watts/m 2. Looking in the solar direction during the daytime with a pyrheliometer and integrating the amount, the daylight hour of a day was determined.
In this study, optimized scenarios for the policy makers of Giudicarie Esteriori are identified, so that they are able to face the challenges of minimizing energy costs and CO2 emissions, decreasing the dependency on foreign resources, and integrating large amount of renewable energy.
Integrating the total amount of erosion associated the earthquake into the short-term erosion rate estimates pushes the rate much higher.
These models work by integrating vast amounts of information from sources as varied as census results and satellite images.
Either he's a natural genius at integrating massive amounts of complex information, or he worked like a dog to write this book.
Such cross-jurisdictional transmission lines are becoming more important as states seek to reach their goals of integrating large amounts of wind and solar power, generally available in remote deserts and mountaintops, into the energy mix.
Such research increasingly requires integrating large amounts of diverse data across scientific disciplines to deliver policy-relevant and decision-focused knowledge.
