Sentence examples for modelling and spatial from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to develop and test a methodology to model the continuous vertical and lateral distributions of SOC stocks in Scottish soils making explicit the modelling and spatial uncertainty of the results.

The applied methods include computer modelling and spatial analysis.

The SAR modelling and spatial analyses were carried out with the SAM software (Rangel et al. 2010).

In situ monitoring, water quality modelling and spatial distribution of water quality parameters using geographical information system (GIS) can provide an insight about hydro-geochemistry and ecology of water systems (Rewanet 1994; Allewijn et al. 1995).

This article seeks to provide a bridge between energy modelling and spatial planning while integrating research and techniques in energy modelling with Geographic Information Science.

In this relatively small dataset, a by-village approach to Poisson regression modelling and spatial clustering using village as the spatial unit are rather similar.

Important aspects of these kinds of models are their often very large temporal and spatial modelling scales and the need to integrate different non-linear processes (e.g., mineral dissolution and precipitation, adsorption and desorption, microbial reactions and redox transformations).

We focused our study on the accuracy assessment and testing of two modelling parameters: sampling intensity and spatial context integration.

We modelled native phytorichness at landscape scale following a three-tier methodology of mapping of habitat types, field sampling of vascular plants and spatial modelling with landscape matrices for central Indian landscape in India.

The study shows that virtual reality and spatial modelling integrated in gaming platforms using widely available information and communications technology (ICT) applications has the potential to spur public involvement in urban planning processes, which increases the public's attention to urban planning on the social, environmental and low carbon dimensions.

We combine participatory and spatial modelling approaches and apply these for Zambia, South Africa, and Tanzania to: i) prioritise ecosystem services in each country; ii) to map the supply of these ecosystem services in each country, and; iii) prioritise areas important for investment for the continuous delivery of these ecosystem services based on their vulnerability to land degradation.