Sentences with phrase «fine scale resolution»

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«It would be great to have satellite tags on a few individuals to learn about finer scale movement patterns and to see with greater resolution who they interact with, where they spend their time, what they do in winter, and whether there are any fish - eating killer whales.»

With the help of satellite data, the new analysis looked at reefs on a much finer scale than did the effort in 1998, with a 64 times greater resolution.

Mazumdar notes that the simulation lacks fine resolution and can not probe scales smaller than a hundred light years.

The higher - resolution contact maps enable the researchers to discern genomic structural features on the scale of 1,000 genetic letters — a resolution about 1,000 times finer than before.

Note that apparently solid regions of deviation often show fine - scale pattern at higher resolution.

Second, numerous historical and biological factors can inherently limit the fine - scale resolution of individual incompatibilities within many hybrid zones.

Samsung says that those apps that do not scale will display in WVGA resolution, noting that only a few of third - party apps would be affected and that Samsung apps and Google's native apps work perfectly fine.

Would there be any advantage to having seperate models at seperate scales, where smaller scale processes would be modelled at fine resolution, and the larger scale model would, for each unit grid and time, search the results of the smaller model based on similarity of input conditions, perhaps interpolating and if necessary using a randomly chosen result based on probability distributions, and in the ocassion where the results of the smaller model are too sparse, telling the smaller scale model to do a new run (as time goes on this would happen less often)?

Finally, simulations having finer spatial detail (i.e., «downscaled» climate model projections) do not necessarily have greater accuracy than coarser - resolution simulations; they add contextual detail related to factors such as regional topography and coastlines but may still retain the same basic climatic features simulated at larger scales.

It contains a suite of routines for downscaling coarse scale global climate model (GCM) output to a fine spatial resolution.

LOCA downscaling estimates finer - scale climate detail from a coarse - resolution global model using a new high - resolution historical observation dataset developed by researchers at the University of Colorado.

''... models produce precipitation approximately twice as often as that observed and make rainfall far too lightly... The differences in the character of model precipitation are systemic and have a number of important implications for modeling the coupled Earth system... little skill in precipitation [is] calculated at individual grid points, and thus applications involving downscaling of grid point precipitation to yet even finer ‐ scale resolution has little foundation and relevance to the real Earth system.»

The ClimDown R package publishes the routines and techniques of the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium (PCIC) for downscaling coarse scale Global Climate Models (GCMs) to fine scale spatial resolution.

SB: So, these fine - scale simulations will be a two - kilometre resolution, so if we contrast that with the 12 kilometre or 20 kilometre that previous generations had, this is quite a big advance.

Given the coarse resolution of global climate models, downscaling techniques are often needed to generate finer scale projections of variables affected by local - scale processes such as precipitation.

In the end, they came up with a «wall - to - wall» map of carbon stocks in Sabah down to 30 - meter (98 - foot) resolution, or about 5,500 percent finer resolution than mapping that others have done on a global scale, Asner said.

While most existing loss alert products use 250 - meter resolution MODIS imagery, these alerts have a 30 - meter resolution and thus can detect loss at a much finer spatial scale.

The regional focus of RASM permits «significantly higher spatial resolution» to represent and evaluate the interaction of «important fine - scale Arctic processes and feedbacks», such as:

Further investigation using high - resolution modeling approaches that better resolve the boundary conditions and fine - scale physical processes (44 ⇓ — 46) and / or using analyses that focus on the underlying large - scale climate dynamics of individual extreme events (8) could help to overcome the limitations of simulated precipitation and temperature in the current generation of global climate models.

But the datasets are not flawless (biases can occur, for example, when stations are being relocated, or when instrumentation is exchanged) and their monthly resolution is too coarse for studies of fine - scale climate features such as changes in daily temperature extremes.

The development and application of scenarios from high - resolution regional climate models and global atmospheric models (time - slices) since the TAR confirms that improved resolution allows a more realistic representation of the response of climate to fine - scale topographic features (e.g., lakes, mountains, coastlines).

An important question regarding the adequacy of resolution is deciding whether the information produced at finer scales at higher resolution feeds back on the larger scales or do the finer scales simply add to local effects (Williamson, 1999).