Participatory mapping of resource changes over the past 40 years was done with the community to provide the current outline of the locations and boundaries of various resources in the different land use sites during the period under study.
"You have a very uneven map of resources in the New York City campus, which a lot of people feel is unfortunate," Ross said.
Thus, while the Q&A document does provide a map of ways in which legal issues might be raised, it's also a map of resources put in place in response to Snowden, an indication that the resources available to Snowden may have been inadequate.
Note that for all higher market levels, this information is sufficient for the operators, as in these stages, the mapping of abstract resources to physical resources is not necessary.
The Monitoring keeps track of applications and physical resources, maintaining a map of resource usage.
Comparing maps of resource access to maps of material stocks shows that while the city periphery experiences low resource access, resource stocks are potentially quite dense.
Infrastructure maps of resource-poor settings have become more common in recent years as technical requirements have become more accessible.
Instead of organizations being required to classify their investments using a common standard, it should be feasible to develop a system that can translate diverse research funding descriptions to a " lingua franca" that delivers systematic and comprehensive maps of resource flows for the first time.
Previous mapping of pastoral resources has not generally provided necessary information for land use planning and resource management efforts.
Data about current numbers of Cuban doctors working in PICs were obtained from a mapping of HRH resources in the Pacific undertaken by the HRH Knowledge Hub at the University of New South Wales [ 14] and other online resources.
