Sentence examples for spatial forecast from inspiring English sources
Based on their heuristic discussion, Zechar et al. (2010a) thought of the L-test as comprising the N-test, which tests the rate forecast; the M-test, which tests the magnitude forecast; and the S-test, which tests the spatial forecast.
Holliday et al. (2006a, b) showed, in retrospective testing for California using ROC diagrams, that PI and RI had comparable accuracy at spatial forecasting (Mason, 2003).
The temporal and spatial forecasting of ionospheric critical frequency foF2 values up to 24 h in advance by using the METUNN model is briefly covered.
When these phenomena involve fine-grained soils, they may cause serious consequences in terms of environmental and property damages and thus their spatial forecasting becomes a relevant issue for land use planning and design purposes.
Regression modelling of desertification extents would then need to include a mechanism or regression describing maximum inflation, as would spatial forecasting (or interpolation) of desertified extents in situations where comprehensive assessment of desertification status is only available for some area units.
This study represents a comprehensive and detailed description of the spatial distribution of meningitis epidemics at the district level in Africa and the first attempt to develop a spatial forecasting model for meningitis epidemics on the basis of the environmental characteristics of the continent considered a priori to be related to the spatial distribution of epidemics.
The method is tested using the results of a spatial load forecast for a real distribution system in a medium-sized Brazilian city.
For each sensor the observed value is compared to its spatial-aware forecast, in order to identify the outliers.
Spatial analysis forecasts more species isolation and declining biodiversity at the end of this century relative to current and past levels.
In order to help planners in such decisions, a search method to allocate the loads resulting from spatial load forecasting studies is presented.
In recent years, spatial load forecasting studies have helped to direct the expansion of the distribution systems in cities with rapid urban growth, providing maps that showing the spatial distribution of expected load.
