Fig. 17 Comparison of locational vulnerability map (a) and evacuation resilience map (b).
Four parameter layers (distance from shoreline, geology, elevation, metropolitan use) are prepared and used to produce the locational vulnerability map.
There were 12 TRI facilities not included on the maps due to a locational error or they were located in census tracts where no people lived.
In some cases, usually for smaller, more isolated island groups, the only source of earlier locational information found was a map, from which coordinates were read.
Based on the spatial data obtained from digitized excavation maps, topographic and locational data were entered into Esri's ArcScene to construct a 3D model of the mound prior to excavation as well as schematic representations of individual burials within the tumulus.
Other sources of locational information were obtained from various atlases, maps, and encyclopedias as well as a variety of internet sources, although these are not always reliable.
It uses the concept of utility function to describe locational preferences of health professionals [ 22].
Geography will have "proper locational knowledge with an understanding of how to use maps and locate rivers and oceans, cities and continents".
In addition to maps and charts, atlases often contain pictures, tabular data, facts about areas, and indexes of place-names keyed to coordinates of latitude and longitude or to a locational grid with numbers and letters along the sides of maps.
King claims that 'somewhere' and 'sometimes' are better regarded as quantifiers over locational and temporal entities (i.e., either locations and times themselves or locational or temporal properties of events).
