Sentence examples for mineral map from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the hyperspectral derived mineral map provided much greater detail enabling a more precise understanding of the regolith-geological architecture where there are exposed soils and rocks.

The calcified islands in Calc1 seen on the left of the mineral map in Figure 2e were small (≈ 40 × 40 μm to ≈ 300 × 300 μm) and most were mixed with the embedding material.

More calcified nodules were seen in the mineral map obtained with the 40 × 40 μm spatial resolution than in the 80 × 80 μm map, suggesting that many islands were smaller than 80 × 80 μm and may be even smaller than 40 × 40 μm, as was seen subsequently in the SEM/SDD-EDS Ca and P maps.

Note that many islands of this size range were seen in the FTIR-RM mineral map of the same specimen (Calc2) when mapped with 40 × 40 μm spatial resolution and in the SEM/SDD-EDS P, Ca, Na and Mg maps.

From the data received by RFID tags, Chitale Dairy performs mineral mapping and blood profiling.

Our methodology places mineral maps into GIS databases with other geologic information to make comparisons and site assessments.

Spectral data are collected from field surface locations and samples to validate remote identifications and refine mineral maps.

As director of the USGS in the summer of 2012, I presented to Ambassador Eklil Hakimi at the Afghan Embassy the two newly created hyperspectral mineral maps for his nation.

Interpretation of high spatial resolution elemental mineral maps can be hindered by high frequency fluctuations, as well as by strong naturally-occurring or analytically-induced variations.

Estimation of the maturation and mineral mapping using remote sensing techniques are achieved, by coupling spectral reflectance of the lunar surface with an optimized origin.

These included optical sensors viz. a panchromatic stereo camera for terrain mapping (TMC) and Hyper spectral sensors (HySI, SIR-2 and M3) for mineral mapping.