Sentence examples for operational soil from inspiring English sources

The high temporal sampling rate and operational configuration make Sentinel-1 of interest for operational soil moisture monitoring.

Simulated data is used as it enables testing a wide range of circumstances including possible issues relating to the influence of the shape of the operational soil stiffness profile, soil density, effects of sensor noise and errors in damping estimation.

Therefore, RADARSAT 2 products can give useful information to improve spatial parameterization and validation of distributed hydrological models in mountain grassland areas, also in the perspective of implementing data integration procedures for operational soil moisture monitoring.

Accurate determination of the system frequency is critical in order to ensure satisfactory performance over the design life, yet determination of the system stiffness and in particular the operational soil stiffness remains a significant challenge.

Knowledge of the operational soil-structure interaction stiffness is important for applications ranging from earthquake engineering to offshore structures subjected to wind and wave loading.

Then, an orthogonal array experimental design of L9(3)4, only 9 experiments were needed, instead of 81 experiments in a conventional one-factor-at-a-time, was used to optimize the operational parameters soil:water ratio, TiO2 dosage, irradiation time and light intensity to increase DPAA removal efficiency.

This difficulty has resulted in limited applications of SAR as an operational source of soil moisture in hydrology despite the demonstrated benefits of high-resolution distributed soil moisture.

For the traction model, soil, operational, and machine design parameters are varied to probe choices.

During a 50-year operational period, foundation soils under the footing would roughly go through about four thermal stages under a combined effect of the thermosyphon cooling and climate warming: a rapid cooling stage in the first to 5th year, a stable stage in the 6th 15th year, a rapid warming stage in the 16th 35th year and a slow warming stage after the 35th year.

For example, Eckel et al. (2001 , 2002 located secondary lead smelters that were no longer operational and found high soil lead concentrations near the plants.

In addition, the review presents detailed theoretical aspects, design and operational considerations of electrokinetic soil-remediation variables, which are most important in efficient process application, as well as the advantages over other technologies and obstacles to overcome.