Sentence examples for longitude data from inspiring English sources

"We get anonymous latitude and longitude data back and then stitch that back into the network… using the sensor network, but the sensor network is your phone," says Gunderson.

Wintering areas were derived from latitude and longitude data.

Where latitude data was not available due to equinoxes or shading events, departure and arrival dates were estimated from longitude data only.

Movement patterns were classified into western resident (<45°W) or transatlantic (>45°W) based on the annual migration of an individual as determined through longitude data.

For a new MartiTracks project, distribution point records (latitude and longitude data) of a particular set of taxa must be compiled.

Because it was not always possible to determine arrival and departure times at wintering grounds due to equinoxes, we used longitude data to estimate overall migration rates.

"Give it a few years and I think that people will start understanding that having this longitude data-set of your health is going to be an incredibly valuable thing to have — almost like life insurance," said Tin. "Because we will learn to pick up early signals of disease that currently we have no ways to detect early enough — ovarian cancer would be one of them.

Point latitude and longitude (X,Y) data showing the absolute locations of the twenty-two rail stations found in the East West corridor of LRT were collected using hand-held GPS.

Sequence datasets, longitude information, and latitude information served as input data.

Rastogi (2006) shows that storm time variations of the H-range are largest at stations close to the magnetic equator and at the midday longitudes from data at stations in India between −0.7° and 45.2° in magnetic latitude for the 17 18 November 1989 and the 20 21 February 1992 events.

The popular map and driving directions services of GYM have been a windfall for Navteq, which owns the longitude and latitude data, and deCarta, which crunches the data.