Sentence examples for spatial availability from inspiring English sources

Spatial availability of locally available biomass feedstocks for methane generation is assessed using GIS.

A sustainable strategy for conjunctive water management must include information on the temporal and spatial availability of this natural resource.

Land cover data often are based on classification of remote sensing data that seldom provides the requisite accuracy, spatial availability and temporal observational frequency for environmental studies.

The accessibility of a residence, which depends on the spatial availability of facilities, such as workplaces or schools and the respective transport supply [16], is the base on which people consider their mobility options and therefore influences their mobility patterns.

In Bratislava, almost half of all trips conducted by seniors were made on foot, despite the fact that public transport is free for seniors over 70 years in both cities and even though the spatial availability of public transport stops is similar in both cities.

In many urbanized areas the roadside and nature conservation management offers a biomass-for-bioenergy resource potential which is barely valorized, because of the fragmented biomass production sites and the scarcity of accurate data on the spatial availability of the biomass.

This paper outlines the development of an alternative method for the measurement of access to primary care, based on combining the three key access elements of spatial accessibility (availability and proximity), population health needs and mobility.

The study will use health service and population data to describe the availability, spatial accessibility, service utilisation and retrieval cost of providing paediatric intensive care services for patients who present outside of metropolitan areas in Queensland.

Thus, this study aims to provide new information on service availability, spatial accessibility, service utilisation and retrieval cost for children who require intensive care services, but who present away from a tertiary facility.

The study will provide new information on the availability, spatial accessibility, retrieval utilisation and cost of paediatric intensive care services for children in Queensland, a state, where unique demographic and geographic conditions prevail.

Accessibility may also be defined in terms of affordability, acceptability, availability and spatial accessibility [ 12].