Sentence examples for topographic variability from inspiring English sources
Soils were sampled in order to encompass the expected topographic variability in the organic carbon (OC /Fe(Mn) ratio.
These results show the possibility of estimating soil moisture in areas of moderate and heterogeneous vegetation and high topographic variability.
The use of TRIs in wildland fire research aid in quantifying and visualizing topographic variability and could be applicable to multiple scales and ecosystem processes.
Future research to examine relationships between aeolian transport and fine spatial resolution topographic variability, for example from ground-based LiDAR systems, is recommended.
The relationship between plant diversity and topographic variability in agricultural landscapes was investigated, with the aim of determining whether sampling landscape units of 1 km2 (LUs) across a gradient of topographic variability is more efficient than a random design for assessing the range of biodiversity in climatically and biogeographically homogenous areas called sub-regions.
Despite the relatively large size of this fire for the southern Appalachians, severity was strongly linked to topographic variability and pre-fire vegetation, and spatial variation in fire severity was correlated with changes in species richness.
Our research illustrates that historical fire regime variability exists within the same vegetation type in a relatively small, ∼50 km, geographic locality emphasizing the role that other topographic variables play in determining fire regimes and forest structure.
However, information on cover crop's role in increasing soil C comes mostly from small experimental plots, while the magnitude of C gains in large agricultural fields may vary spatially in response to topographic and soil variability.
Approximately half of the spatial variability in topographic and wind variables occurred for points spaced within 4 km.
Agriculture was most strongly associated with elevation variability and topographic complexity.
Because of the internal variability of topographic complexity of the reef, characterized by crevices, cracks, and holes rather than whole blocks, further studies are needed to calculate more accurately the volume of the reef.
