Sentence examples for mapping of water from inspiring English sources

This work evaluates the performance of three Normalized Difference Water Indexes [Gao's NDWI (NDWINIR/MIR), McFeeters' NDWI (NDWIG/NIR) and Xu's NDWI (NDWIG/MIR)] in mapping of water systems across Mauritania.

Among these are evaluation of cardiac function in real time, mapping of water diffusion and temperature in tissue, mapping of organ blood pool and perfusion, functional imaging of the central nervous system, depiction of blood and cerebrospinal fluid flow dynamics, and movie imaging of the mobile fetus in utero.

Some recent studies have investigated the use of remote-sensing products in the mapping of water quality parameters, particularly the use of chlorophyll and CDOM products, both for global and regional assessments (Devlin et al. 2012b Brando et al. 20102012 Schroeder et al. 2012).

This method enables two dimensional mapping of water as it moves through an amorphous carbohydrate solid with ~1 mm thickness, while concurrently imaging state changes from amorphous to crystalline sucrose.

Although these could be considered low-risk surveys, the same survey may be more sensitive in certain populations, such as a mortality survey in Iraq or in Syrian refugees, mapping of water quality in slums during the cholera epidemic in Haiti or assessing access to health services for undocumented migrants.

There is a one-to-one correlation between zones of military conflict and a global map of water drought.

Using T1-MR sequences, color heat maps of water content were obtained.

SFPI maps of water pollutants showed a sharp change in concentration at three locations viz.

The thematic maps of water quality parameters were prepared by using ARC GIS-10.2 software.

The National Water-Economy Database is a coupled system's map of water connecting to food and energy (NWEP 2015).

Maps of agricultural activities or water demand can then be superimposed on maps of water resources and hydraulic facilities to check if they are consistent.