Sentence examples for inventory survey from inspiring English sources

The first biodiversity inventory survey was completed in 1997 at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, in which several rare wildlife species thought to be extinct in the county were discovered.

The management variables used for stratification in the Green Hills surveys were age class and thinning (operational inventory survey) and age class, thinning and slope (research survey).

In the Green Hills inventory survey, plot measurements and tree assessments were undertaken by an independent local inventory crew using ATLAS Cruiser methodology (Atlas Technology, Rotorua, NZ) which provided a cluster of selected trees containing approximately 18 trees per plot on average.

Supported by technological assessment and emerging concepts of Industrial-Urban Symbiosis (I-US), this study combines the system development of DHS and land use scenarios into a symbiotic design based on inventory survey and geographic database, and conducts a cost-benefit analysis to scientifically and quantitatively evaluate the effects brought from land-use policies.

It frees developers from having to do a complete archaeological inventory survey prior to construction.

We also discuss the benefits and drawbacks of the inventory survey method.

Precision in describing plantation attributes is a key requirement for forestry managers and inventory surveys aim to extract the most precise information possible using the smallest number of plots.

The study suggests that relative efficiencies of two-fold or better, are possible with either model-based or model-assisted estimators compared to traditional inventory surveys which use grid samples and simple design-based estimators.

Before the wells were chosen for collection of samples, a well-inventory survey was carried out and the electrical conductivity (EC) of nearly 60 wells were measured.

Performed using a plug-inventory survey of twelve open-ended questions, it focused on the environmental conditions and management of the technical platform.

Pen-and-paper assessments used to gauge psychological characteristics such as attitude are commonly referred to interchangeably as inventories, surveys, instruments, or measurement scales.