Sentence examples for urban classification from inspiring English sources

The residential urbanicity was classified into three categories: urban classification for metropolitan cities; suburban classification for all other cities and counties; and rural classification for all townships and rural areas.

The approach integrating vegetation phenology with high-resolution remote sensed images provides an efficient tool to incorporate multi-temporal data into fine-scale urban classification.

The ten counties that were a part of the accountability regions and used to define the "urban" classification are: Buncombe, Cumberland, Davidson, Durham, Forsyth, Gaston, Guilford, Mecklenburg, Onslow, and Wake counties.

The development of a new urban classification method, use of hotspot analysis, and the investigations of the UHI for an African city fill important research gaps for studies of urban thermal variation.

In recent years, it has been widely agreed that spatial features derived from textural, structural, and object-based methods are important information sources to complement spectral properties for accurate urban classification of high-resolution imagery.

We modified and used a rural and urban classification based on ZIP codes developed by the Wisconsin Area Health Education Center AHECC).

Figure  3a and b show the variation in these estimates by county and according to urban or non-urban classification.

39 Population density was extracted from the AfriPop project at 90 m, 2, 41 and rural-urban classification at 1 km from the Global Rural-Urban Maprojectroject (GRUMP).

§Absolute difference in life expectancy between the bottom and top deciles, adjusted for rural-urban classification and presence of Aboriginal areas (refers to the coefficient obtained from linear regression of life expectancy of CLSCs - not of deciles - on the mean relative rank of deciles).

To control for the characteristics of the population and the practices, we need data on the socio-demographic characteristics of the population, characteristics of the general practices serving them, and data on the rural-urban classification of the residence of the population.

Area deprivation, as measured by the Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD), 16 and urban/non-urban classification, 17 at the lower super output area level (a set of geographical areas of roughly consistent size with a population of around 1500), were obtained from the Communities and Local Government 18 and the Office of National Statistics 19 websites, respectively.