Sentence examples for urban monitoring from inspiring English sources

A wide range of appealing applications can be developed with VANETs, from driving safety [2] to urban monitoring [3].

We describe three projects with different scales and purposes in the context of urban monitoring and planning, and tourism valorisation.

Data from an entire year of measurements at an urban monitoring station are analyzed, which show a large amount of scattering for seemingly identical cases.

Some examples include interdevice communication in home automation, building automation and query and control in industrial, structural, and urban monitoring [3, 8, 9].

Photorealistic three-dimensional (3D) models are fundamental to the spatial data infrastructure of a digital city, and have numerous potential applications in areas such as urban planning, urban management, urban monitoring, and urban environmental studies.

The model results have been compared to measurements from the Danish rural and urban monitoring networks in the paper "Performance evaluation of regional and urban air pollution forecasts" (Brandt, this issue).

Air pollution is routinely measured by a network of urban monitors at fixed locations across Scotland.

EC concentrations decreased by 8% at the urban monitor near I-93 but increased by 6% at the urban central city monitor.

All historical monitors were used to adjust annual spatial pollution surfaces, which resulted in urban monitor ratios extrapolated to rural areas.

This approximation may limit the model ability to resolve the near sources chemistry and transport which is likely to occur near urban monitor sites.

We considered several alternatives to the use of the Roxbury central site monitor concentrations for temporal correction, including using the other available urban monitors individually, the average concentration from all urban monitors available during each sampling period, and the mean concentration at a background monitor south of Boston (available for summer months only).