Sentence examples for on hydrographic from inspiring English sources

Prior studies, that looked at reaches or six to seven rangelines or cross sections on hydrographic surveys document areal, width, and depth increases in the uppermost 80 km (50 mi) of the Atchafalaya River from 1880 to 1974.

Systematic investigation was first undertaken by the Danish expedition in the Thor in 1908 10, which covered as much of the Mediterranean Sea as possible with regard to pelagic (open-sea) animal life and its dependence on hydrographic (flow) conditions; the seasonal circulation between the western and eastern basins and between the Balearic and Tyrrhenian seas also was studied.

Wyrtki (1961) provided the first estimate of the transport of the ITF based on hydrographic observations, sea level records, ship drifts, and climatological wind pattern, of 1.7Sv in the top 200 m.

Salinity-Temperature-Depth (STD) and the more recent Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) systems have greatly improved on-site hydrographic sampling methods.

The proposed system is demonstrated on a pair of hydrographic datasets, illustrating the adaptation of the algorithm to different depth- and sensor-driven data densities.

D/z estimates by other researchers are listed in Table 2. Based on the comparison of hydrographic features between Changjiang and world rivers, a D/z estimate of 8 cm/h was used for the calculation of CO2 diffusion flux from Changjiang.

In light of the impact of the evolution of the EARS on African hydrographic systems and the dependence of our model organism on these systems to disperse, we expect a deep phylogenetic separation between viviparid species east and west of the western branch of the rift system.

The modelling approach (see Methods) is in effect equivalent to 20 separate simulations of the impact of atmospheric forcing variability on the hydrographic conditions of each year between 1992 and 2011.

However, the parameterization of lake and reservoir routines on a global scale is subject to considerable uncertainty due to lack of information on lake hydrographic characteristics and reservoir operating rules.

The adoption of an approach to watershed level and the monitoring of the effects of existing works on the hydrographic network can help minimize the environmental impact of these works, thus improving the design and conversion criteria.

Charting strategy and introducing a checklist for marine restoration projects, this paper outlines important considerations and methodology needed to ensure that restoration of temperate reef structures meet the objectives, without having undesirable effects on existing hydrographic and morphological conditions, including nearby coastal areas and protected marine habitats.