Sentence examples for land use analysis from inspiring English sources

Satellite images have enormous potential for qualitative land use analysis.

The same caveat that applied to land use analysis also applies here.

Patel M, Kok K and Rothman S S (2007) Participatory scenario construction in land use analysis: an insight into the experiences created by stakeholder involvement in the Northern Mediterranean.

Improvement of land use analysis is possible, but more advanced methods are needed which make it possible to link image data to analysis of land use functions.

Scientists in the developed world, in an effort to develop tools that will support informed land use decision making, have created a number of very different land use analysis and agricultural production computer models.

The Specialist would provide resources for county-based Cooperative Extension personnel, including learning from UCCE personnel about the needs of decision makers at the local level, and acting as a information and training resource for the use of new tools (GIS, remote sensing, smart phone applications, etc). for land use analysis.

In this project we use an interactive web mapping tool to accomplish outreach objectives and land-use analysis.

Shape is an important aspect of the spatial attributes of land-use segments in remotely sensed imagery, but it is still rarely used as a component in land-use classification or image-based land-use analysis.

Research in the area was conducted in 2014, and has a tripartite structure: a before and after land-use analysis to identify changes resulting from the pedestrianisation project, a survey involving pedestrians and shopkeepers, and interviews with the Association of the Retailers of the Kadıköy Historic Centre.

These two conditions, while not necessarily important for land-use analysis, are essential in transport modeling for the calculation of both inter- and intra-zone travel times.

Based on three distinct but complementary readings (in situ visual analysis, land use change analysis (1968 1997) and sociodemographic information surveys), and on the possibilities generated by multivariate analysis, it aims to identify: (1) residential settlement patterns according to landscape contexts and (2) local landscape transformations.