Sentence examples for post-event data from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a comprehensive review of these methods in two categories: multi-temporal techniques that evaluate the changes between the pre- and post-event data and mono-temporal techniques that interpret only the post-event data.

These inherent issues are expressed as substantial systematic errors, which lead to improper measurements when compared with the post-event data.

Financial performance was measured by growth in sales and market capitalization for the period 1989 to 1996, thus providing two years of pre-event data and six years of post-event data.

While Eventbrite and Doubledutch primarily focus on event ticketing and organizing, Eventifier claims that none of them come close to the startup in terms of offering a complete view of pre and post-event data for both organizers and attendees.

Indeed, while aid organizations increasingly use the distributed, real-time communication tools of the 21st century, much disaster research continues to rely on low-throughput, post-event data, such as questionnaires, eyewitness reports [28], [29], and communication records between first responders or relief organizations [30].

Pre and post-event data was collected at all five of the events.

Data concerning registrations, inspections and microbiological test results originating from premises outside the Olympic Venues were available by the PDPH after the Olympic Games, while post event data could be added.

Next, we transform the IR data using natural log and produce box-plots for pre-event and post-event IR data.

The toolbox includes three functions: a) enhancement of the post-event damage data collection process, b) assessment of monetary loss of future events and c) continuous updating and improvement of an existing vulnerability curve by adding data of recent events.

Other benefits of such a group include: a) facilitating coordinated post-event investigations and data sharing arrangements, b) providing strategic advice on research direction and priorities, c) fostering connectivity across the physical and social sciences, and d) supporting alignment between researchers and research users (see also Jolly and Smith 2012).

To assess the maximum expected GICs in each transformer as a consequence of extreme geomagnetic storms, a post-event analysis of data from the Ebre Geomagnetic Observatory (EBR) during the 2003 Halloween storm was performed, although other episodes coincident with very abrupt storm onsets, which have proven to be more hazardous at these mid-latitudes, were analyzed as well.