Sentence examples for mapping of contamination from inspiring English sources

Large-scale mapping of contamination showed a heterogenous dispersion of metals and arsenic, and highly localised within-site hotspots.

However, these existing systems that utilize NPs are still limited due to their relatively bulky instrumentation, higher costs, and lack of wireless connectivity, which are important especially for distributed sensing and spatiotemporal mapping of contamination in remote locations and field settings.

In addition to spatial mapping of contamination, the option of monitoring the level of mercury concentration as a function of time for a specific location is also feasible using our smart-phone-based sensing platform as illustrated in Figure 3 f.

With this cellphone-based colorimetric detection platform, we also demonstrated geospatial mapping of mercury II) contamination in California by testing water samples collected at more than 50 locations, from tap water sources as well as natural sources such as rivers, lakes, and beaches.

Numerical results are used to obtain various indices of occurrence and hazard maps of fecal contamination in seawater.

Initial conditions are provided by a map of surface contamination which is produced by geo-statistical interpolation of γ-dose rate measurements taking into account the detector environment.

A map of radioactive contamination levels has been produced after a coordinated large-manpower effort of soil sampling (MEXT, 2011).

Of course, it's easier to just hide the maps of coal contamination sites than create stricter regulation guidelines.

Even when thésards do not move across large chunks of the city, and though they do not seek to map the circulation of contamination or nonconformity, they put strategic locations – those which extend coverage to broader publics – 'on the map' of regulation and prevention.

Figure 2 depicts a schematic geographic mapping of the soil contamination extrapolated from the 194 outdoors measurements, together with clinical and analytical data described earlier.

Using the maps of different levels of contamination produced by the Japanese Government's Reconstruction Agency, landscapes were sampled corresponding to areas designated as being under 20 mSv/yr, those with anticipated exposure in the range of 20 50 mSv/year, and those with anticipated exposure over 50 mSv/year.