Sentence examples for inundation information from inspiring English sources

The extreme rainfall estimates were then entered into a two-dimensional (2D) non-uniform flow model to estimate flood inundation information.

The Iowa Flood Information System (IFIS) is a web-based platform developed at the Iowa Flood Center (IFC) in order to provide access to flood inundation maps, real-time flood conditions, flood forecasts, flood-related data, information, applications, and interactive visualizations for communities in Iowa.

The technology is emerging now because people are desperate for ways to deal with the inundation of digital information, and because much of it is stored in the cloud where apps can easily access it.

Our lifestyles promote information inundation.

Surely, we will need to tease through the information inundation to piece together the "story," but I can imagine the result will be a rich and diverse account for future generations and its assembly a learning experience for our own.

In the second stage (spatial expansion), the geographic information of inundation grids and the inundation forecasts of reference points are used to yield inundation maps.

SPOT-IV and FORSAT-II satellite images and airborne images provided temporal and spatial information for inundation investigation.

Then, after an earthquake occurs, possible scenarios are narrowed down from the pre-computed inundation scenarios by referring information available in real time, such as seismic-source parameters and tsunami observation.

Philosopher Terrence McKenna -- who died in 2000 before the real explosion of Internet information and inundation -- once said, "We have to stop consuming our culture.

The tool presents users with an easy-to-use, "point and click" mapping interface and provides a variety of data and analyses about proposed reservoir sites, including quantitative information about reservoir inundation areas, drainage basins, and the effects of a proposed reservoir on the inundation and drainage areas.

For Gaddis, America is an inundation of extraneous facts and information: money, pop culture, business jargon, hack politicians, stupid celebrities and always-hustling con men and con women.