Sentence examples for presented gis from inspiring English sources

The presented GIS analysis might hence be a tool for the identification of suitable starting points of power line corridors.

In this way, the presented GIS approach can support decision-making-sovereignty in implementing holistic line-side vegetation management strategies.

The visualized proportional circle maps presented GIS usefulness in the active surveillance of CBPP, and if used in conjunction with sero-diagnosis, the maps would aid policymakers with practical imageries for livestock disease control decisions in pastoral cattle herds.

The presented GIS-based fuzzy-MCDA framework was applied to landslide hazard, in order to understand the processes that contribute to the landslides.

Similarly, no statistically significant difference in PV change was observed between participants presenting GIS and no-GIS in the MSUM (peak value 21 ± 12%%) and the 24 h (peak value 9 ± 11 %) and between participants presenting DI and no-DI in the MSUM.

No statistically significant difference in pre- and post-stage POsmol (coefficient of variation: 3.5 %) was observed between participants presenting GIS and no-GIS in the MSUM (overall mean 286±± 8 mOsmol/kg) and the 24 h (overall mean 286 ± 11 mOsmol/kg) and between participants presenting DI and no-DI in the MSUM (overall mean: 287 ± 7 mOsmol/kg).

Ecological footprint components, such as the Housing and perhaps Mobility, of specific interest to urban policy planners can be presented in GIS maps and tables to stimulate urban planner policy debate and potential decision-making support.

This chapter presents the GIS business logical process constructed by J2EE providing spatial data and geoprocessing services.

This paper presents a GIS model of the watercourses and settlement locations in the Danube region around Belgrade during the course of late Neolithic Vinča culture (late 6th and early 5th Millennium BC).

Based on the present GIS-based approach and case study, the suggestions and implications for local resources protection and eco-environmental management were extensively discussed.

This paper presents a GIS-based spatial decision support system (SDSS) application that integrates GIS functions and SDSS designs with easy-to-use graphic user interfaces to help visitors of GSMNP choose and plan their activities more effectively to match their personal preferences and constraints.