Sentence examples for mapping of damage from inspiring English sources

In addition to risk assessment, and the mapping of damage and pollution probability occurrence is considered as a fundamental phase of protective groundwater management in agricultural regions.

But can a map of tweets be translated to a map of damage?

In order to see how the brittle-ductile transition affects the microscopic damage process in the two regimes, Figure 4 shows a map of damage at (p_{c}^{text {soft}}) and (p_{c}^{text {stiff}}) and the distribution of 〈Δ r 2〉1/2.

Analysis of the building materials and the mapping of the damage to each panel have ruled out the use of metal ties.

Some of these models could be preliminary used for spatial predicting and mapping of fir damage in a frame of raster-GIS, for entire area of Dinaric part of Abieti-Fagetum in Croatia.

Details are given of a new technique for the mapping of creep damage zone development ahead of stress concentrations in laboratory testpieces and structures which have been loaded for long times at high temperatures.

Various conclusions can be inferred from such damage increment maps: Fig. 10 Interpolated map of the damage increment computed for 7692 buildings in Beirut with the neural network approach (model no. 2) for a rock PGA of 0.25 g, using a 100-m resolution.

His maps of complex damage patterns aided his identification of a previously undiscovered phenomena, the downburst and the microburst.

This interactive map of the damage is a powerful tool for recognizing the large region affected by the disaster.

This probabilistic method is very suitable for developing countries like Indonesia where a national standard of building code and map of building damage prediction are less available.

Meanwhile, a planar distribution map of the damage ratio of wooden houses was obtained near the source fault of the 1891 Nobi earthquake (Muramatu, 1983).