Sentence examples for on a gis from inspiring English sources

We developed a landscape approach based on a GIS and a complete inventory of attacked trees.

Such studies rely on a GIS framework, availability of meteorological and possibly remotely sensed data and information on host and landscape factors.

The model was implemented on a GIS platform with an automatic routine that manages all the data sets required and allows for the forecasting of groundwater storage volumes.

The deployment plan is based on a GIS analysis of urban form which engages predictive analysis to inform where the infrastructure will have the most impact.

Traditional approaches of building spatial decision support systems based on a GIS environment have not fully addressed the issues of model sharing and reusing among different application systems.

Six physical parameters regarded as critically important for the marine benthos (depth, minimal temperature, maximum salinity, light, wave intensity and sediment type) were summarized on a GIS map showing unified patches of seabed and the near-bottom water conditions.

For each participant the most likely clinic at which antenatal care was obtained was predicted on the basis of a GIS accessibility model that estimated travel time to the six government clinics within the surveillance area offering ANC.

Because of the different effects of wetland vegetation types on DOC, a GIS data source such as the NWI which depicts those wetland types is superior for predicting landscape contributions to stream DOC concentrations.

Used on nearly all the company's 55,000 North American delivery routes, ORION relies on algorithms, a GIS, and smart mapping to efficiently route each driver through his or her day.

The work in this paper bridges this gap by describing the development and application of IMPACT (integrated model for population ageing consequences on transportation), a GIS-based PSS capable of assessing the ramifications of demographic changes, including population ageing, on the performance and usage of urban transportation systems.

Based on spatial analysis in a GIS, we were able to infer location-sensitive decisions for allocation of disaster relief resources provided by the government.