Sentence examples for spatial vulnerability from inspiring English sources

This model considers hazard location and hazard covered area, as well as the spatially spreading impact of hazards, and proposes two spatial vulnerability indices the ASVI and the RSVI to quantitatively assess the vulnerability of network systems in the face of spatially localized hazards.

Inspired by Wilkinson's work in 2012, this article proposes a new quantitative spatial vulnerability model for network systems, which emphasizes the spreading impact of spatially localized hazards on these systems.

Absolute spatial vulnerability index (ASVI).

Relative spatial vulnerability index (RSVI).

(1) Absolute spatial vulnerability index (ASVI)  .

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Absolute spatial vulnerability index (ASVI) (2) Relative spatial vulnerability index (RSVI)  .

Diurnal movements of the population are assessed and, due to the seemingly random pattern of eruptions in the past, a non-specific approach is adopted to determine spatial vulnerabilities at a micro-scale (neighbourhoods).

Elements to include: Elements at risk to consider in the study and framing elements are: (a) ground; (b) buildings with spatial and vulnerability attributes; and (c) streets with spatial attributes.

Three pilot areas (about 0.25 km2 each) are addressed with more detail; Elements to include: Elements at risk to consider in the study and framing elements are: (a) ground; (b) buildings with spatial and vulnerability attributes; and (c) streets with spatial attributes.

There is a growing body of work on spatial heat vulnerability indices.

Using the LST and SI data in conjunction with health outcome data could provide a more general understanding of spatial heat vulnerability.