The results of the non-spatial and spatial regression analyses were comparable suggesting that both outcome variables are useful for identification of spatial indicators of the risk.
The method is based on the computation of spatial indicators using a Geographical Information System (GIS) to predict and quantify critical impacts, such as ecosystem loss and fragmentation, soil erosion, geomorphologic hazards, interference with flora and fauna, and visibility.
These longitudinal profiles of riverscape pattern, used as spatial indicators, can help identify key socioeconomic drivers and ecological impacts of land use and land cover change in the watershed.
The ontological model, in the structuring of knowledge, leads to the final result in the construction of the legends of environmental maps that, for the method with which they are constructed, can be used as general spatial indicators of the state of the environment.
Land-use regression models were successfully developed for benzene, formaldehyde, and total BTEX using spatial indicators of on-road vehicle emissions and emissions from stationary sources.
Some of the pieces make significant use of spatial elements: the sounds move around the stage.
The use of spatial analysis is recommended as it can provide more accurate spatial patterns of infant mortality and thus allows public health authorities to closely monitor this indicator.
Then, we perform the calculation of anisotropic spatial indicators using sums of absolute values of wavelet coefficients from both imaging modalities (i.e. the depth and the luminance).
For both ES, spatial indicators of capacity, flow, demand and unsatisfied demand were developed using proxy- and process-based models.
We synthesized spatial indicators of eleven provisioning, regulating and cultural ES in Germany and used the method of self-organizing maps (SOM) to define and map ESBs.
