Sentence examples for remotely sensed estimate from inspiring English sources
The carbon model was run using our best estimates for all rates - we used the remotely sensed estimate of deforestation, and the harvest and afforestation rates provided by the Forestry Department.
The carbon sink for 2004 is almost 20percentt higher using the official estimate than if using the remotely sensed estimate, highlighting the discrepancies between the official numbers and our analysis.
It made reasonable predictions of net recharge and groundwater head compared with remotely sensed estimates of net recharge and a standard MODFLOW comparison model.
This may be achieved by driving ecosystem simulation models (ESMs) spatially with remotely sensed estimates of ecological variables, such as leaf area index (LAI).
Soil respiration contributions to the net carbon flux were modeled spatially using remotely sensed estimates of soil surface temperature, soil moisture, and leaf area index.
Validation of remotely sensed estimates was conducted during almost two growth cycles (August 2007 October 2008) over seven sites that differed in soil properties, water status and canopy structure.
These modelled estimates were compared with remotely sensed estimates of total phytomass (I-NDVI) and rainfall-use efficiency (I-NDVI/annual rainfall; referred to as RUEN) using data from NOAA satellites.
The model incorporates the effects of fire on the parameters that control erosion using remotely sensed estimates of the characteristics of the fire, such as the temperature and the extent.
More than half of the burn area experienced >75% tree mortality according to remotely sensed estimates of burn severity.
We take a dataset of global terrestrial ecoregions for which plant species richness estimates have been made, and calculate remotely sensed estimates of NPP for each to explore how PSRs vary with ecoregion size.
Finally, these analyses have proven useful as a means of ground-truthing and calibrating remotely sensed estimates of phytoplankton bloom events (Harding et al. 1999; Millie et al. 1997).
