Landslide-susceptible areas were analyzed and mapped based on occurrence factors using the ANN and ANFIS.
The method explores the statistical correlation between boreholes locations and the influencing groundwater occurrence factors.
The idea behind these techniques is to explore the relationship between groundwater (springs/productive boreholes) locations and influential groundwater occurrence factors.
Human activity factors (e.g., distance to nearest settlement and road) were secondary to climate as the primary fire occurrence factors.
The objective of this study is achieved by building a geospatial database and investigates the relationship between productive boreholes locations and many groundwater occurrence factors such as elevation (m), slope angle (degree), geology, soil, aquifer transmissivity (m2/d), specific storage (dimensionless), distance to river (m), and distance to faults (m).
This study revealed community perspectives on occurrence, factors influencing childhood injuries, their treatment and prevention practices in the communities.
These large registries focus on specific biomedical factors but are often limited in regard to the integration of psychosocial and behavioral factors, infectious disease occurrence, immunologic factors and a variety of long-term outcome.
Factors which decrease the thickness of mucosa increase the frequency of occurrence, and factors which increase the thickness of the mucosa correlate with decreased ulceration.
The first one is popular in the analysis of relationship between groundwater reservoir productivity and groundwater occurrence influential factors.
To analyze occurrence, risk factors, and course of ocular hypotony (OH) in juvenile idiopathic arthritis associated uveitis (JIAU).
