Sentence examples for terrain layer from inspiring English sources

But engineers say they have been encouraged to build fewer new products and focus on building improvements to existing ones, like the terrain layer on Google Maps.

The contribution focuses on planning the global path for autonomous navigation, which is self-constructed by using two layer of GIS information: road layer and terrain layer.

While the terrain information on the new basemap is relatively subtle the more you zoom in, the old terrain layer continues to provide you with more detailed information at a more granular level.

Although the penetration depth of GNSS signals into the ground is not optimal and depends on the soil moisture, GNSS signals can likely interact approximately with the first 10 cm of the ground and therefore can be reflected back by any metallic object buried on the first terrain layer.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Color filter a road region result from road map layer, b corresponding road regions in terrain layer (annotated by light-pink) to learn color model for detection, c road candidate regions (annotated by light-pink) using color detection.

The Base Layer allows the user to choose from a Terrain Layer or a Satellite Layer.

In the second part of the study an integrated AVHRR-terrain database was used, where five terrain layers were added to the 30 AVHRR channels.

and spotted ratfish (Hydrolagus colliei) habitats are delineated from a multiband raster (multibeam bathymetry, six derived terrain layers, and backscatter strength) using point locations of these observed species to extrapolate class probability layers.

When integrated over the height of mid- to high rise structures, all simulated profiles are shown to produce wind loads smaller than an equivalent 10 m height matched open terrain boundary layer profile.

Rainfall-triggered landslides are a recurring problem in Korea due to a combination of mountainous terrain, a shallow layer of alluvial soil, and associated weather conditions (Hungr et al. 2001; Park et al. 2013).

They felt for promising layered terrain by snaking the probe, a 10-foot metal rod, into the ground.