Sentence examples for new gis from inspiring English sources

The process of replacing MetOps is under way and the force has also proposed some temporary solutions, including a new GIS system which is being trialled to assist with the coordination of resources.

This paper presents a new GIS extension, named ArcMine, developed to support reclamation planning in abandoned mining areas.

This paper discusses the development of a new GIS extension named the Topographic Compartment Analysis Tool (TopCAT), which compares sequential digital elevation models (DEMs) and provides a quantitative and statistical analysis of the alongshore topographical change.

Tests of the algorithm in areas with well-known alluvial fans indicate that this new GIS procedure is capable of high-accuracy mapping of the fan apexes and correct delineation of fan deposits, in both arid and humid climates.

This article presents a new GIS (Geographic Information Systems -based landslide susceptibility mapping system which can be used to identify the three-dimensional (3-D) landslide bodies from complex topography.

Having highlighted the difficulties in analysing relational properties such as invisibility and hiding using traditional archaeological techniques, a series of new GIS methodologies are presented and evaluated in the context of an original study of a series of remarkably small, visually non-intrusive prehistoric megalithic monuments.

This hierarchy represents a new GIS-based standardized habitats scheming for Egypt.

The objective of this study was to develop, verify, and validate a new GIS-based model for simulating the fate and transport of rice pesticides in river basins.

This new GIS-based tool package can thus find useful application in petrology and materials science research.

This paper presents new GIS-based habitat classification hierarchy that contains 5 main habitat systems, 12 habitat sub-system and 36 habitat classes.

For the implementation of the indicator 'patch-connectivity' a new GIS-based method has been developed to delineate 'Potential Habitat Networks'.