Sentence examples for various gis from inspiring English sources
I looked over his shoulder as he added live weather and weather warnings data to a "community basemap" – that GIS crowdsourced basemap compiled from various GIS sources.
The results were used to drawn various GIS maps in Dehgolan alluvial plain and charging and draining values of the aquifer were taken into investigation.
The natural disaster prevention information is shown to customer as asp web page through the system application; customers can make various GIS operation and some analysis if necessary.
"BAU GIS" is an efficient and flexible Geographic Information System (GIS) that supports manipulation, analysis, and viewing of geospatial data and associated attribute data in various GIS data formats.
Various GIS parameters (such as traffic and roadway density, population density, and land use) are used to predict the measured concentrations (Jerrett et al. 2007).
We studied five villages using Participatory Rural Assessments tools, consolidated questionnaires, formal and informal interviews of various stakeholders, GIS-based participatory mapping and in-the-field observations as well as secondary sources.
The systematic analysis of various parameters in GIS helps in better understanding the soil resources distribution, watersheds prioritization, planning and management.
An integrative approach is adopted to take advantage of various recent advances in GIS technology.
The Department of Geomatic Engineering at UCL also offers a range of five MSc courses, each specialised in various aspects of geomatics: GIS, remote sensing, photogrammetry with remote sensing, hydrographic surveying, and surveying.
The epsilon band has been discussed frequently in the literature (Blakemore 1984;Aspinall and Pearson 1995) and has been implemented in 2D GIS in various algorithms in the form of a tolerance (Goodchild and Hunter 1997).
The annual population density variables were calculated in a GIS for various buffer distances (1 km to 50 km's) around each NAPS monitor.
