Sentence examples for spatial representativeness from inspiring English sources

Due to the poor spatial representativeness of the point rainfall measurements, this is particularly difficult where their density is low.

According to literature, the spatial representativeness of a monitoring site is related to the variability of pollutants concentrations around the site.

We present a method for the estimation of the spatial representativeness of tall tower eddy covariance measurements monitoring a heterogeneous landscape.

The results indicated that while in principle HSM can produce such a map, the spatial representativeness of the sample is important.

Admittedly, such impact on the local area around the site cannot be extrapolated to a regional scale, raising question of the spatial representativeness of the previous records.

Spatial representativeness of air quality monitoring stations is a critical parameter when choosing location of sites and assessing effects on population to long term exposure to air pollution.

The minimal sampling density required so that there is no loss in the spatial variability representativeness was one point per 7 ha.

First, the problematic of using meteorological ground stations for the determining of solar dataset or time-series is addressed with the example of the French national meteorological network and the focus made on the South-West part of France: the heterogeneity in terms of spatial and temporal representativeness along with the relevance of the delivered measurement are questioned.

Then, an innovative synthesis of 16 satellite-based ISS databases available so far is presented through the distribution of their corresponding features within three categories: spatial and temporal representativeness, data type in terms of component and format, and finally operating mode for the retrieving of the data in terms of price and accessibility.

In this paper we analyze different faunal abundance indices considering different spatial scales and the representativeness of the zooarchaeological samples.

It is necessary to take into account the impact of the field stages on the chemical analysis of natural water, in terms of both sampling representativeness and spatial and temporal variability.