Sentence examples for sensing interpretation from inspiring English sources
Remote sensing interpretation keys are produced according to the damage description.
When post-disaster remote sensing images of selected typical areas are acquired, remote sensing interpretation keys for various hazard-affected elements in various damage states for the specific type of disasters are constructed to guide visual interpretation.
Also, remote sensing interpretation is the basic of our study.
Previous works on the CVL put in evidence lineaments (Fig. 2) like faults using geological surveys (Ngako et al. 2006; Nkouathio et al. 2008; Nsifa et al. 2013) and remote sensing interpretation (Moreau et al. 1986; Nkono et al. 2014).
At the end of first section, Prof. Hengxing Lan gave a lecture on geo-hazards risk assessment for Sichuan-Tibet interconnection project of state grid based on the engineering geological conditions, regional geological condition, geological hazards investigation, project design, the remote sensing interpretation and numerical modelling.
In NFI5, combining with the implementation of UNDP CPR 91/151 project, double sampling for stratification based on remote sensing interpretation and ground survey was tested in the Jiangxi pilot in 1996, which settled a technical foundation for wide application of remote sensing.
A detailed field survey was conducted with soil observation, hand augerings and description of stratigraphic sections in pits, in order to validate the remote sensing interpretations.
Mr. Wehrum, as an E.P.A. official, called the revision "a common-sense interpretation" of the rules.
As for "folk," a common-sense interpretation of the term would be art made by regular, well, folk.
The fuzzy model proves to be fast, requires only few readily available input data, and the rule based model structure facilitates a common-sense interpretation of the model, which deems the presented approach suitable for the development of decision support tools.
This way of reading the Bible was not as crude as the settlers', but still was committed to "common sense" interpretation.
