coastal mapping造句

• Its vaguely defined objectives included coastal mapping, a possible continental circumnavigation, the investigation of sub-Antarctic islands, and oceanographic work.
• A varied programme of exploration, coastal mapping, mineral prospecting and oceanographic research in southern waters would replace the abandond Beaufort Sea venture.
• Lawrence Handley, a National Biological Service wetlands and coastal mapping expert, attributed the decline to dredging and major shoreline modifications, actions he said suspended silt and stole life-sustaining sun from the underwater grasses.
• The search area was defined on the basis of the accounts of survivors of " M閐use " and, more importantly, on the records of an 1817 French coastal mapping expedition that found the vessel's remains still projecting above the waves.
• Collins'research interests at Curtin included continental shelf sedimentology and substrate mapping, the coral reefs of the Western Australian continental margin, clastic and carbonate petroleum reservoirs, coastal mapping for management using GIS, sea level change, Tertiary limestone deposition and evolution, stromatolites, and warm and cool water carbonates.
• Prof . Collins'research interests include continental shelf sedimentology and substrate mapping, coral reefs of the Western Australian continental margin, clastic and carbonate petroleum reservoirs, coastal mapping for management using remote sensing and GIS, sea levels, Tertiary limestone deposition and evolution, stromatolites, and warm and cool water carbonates.
• Specifically, her fields of interest include history of cartography, comparative history of cartographic design and navigation, large-scale coastal mapping ( e . g ., Africa, 15th century ), Mercator projection, historical applications of GIS to portolan charts, Shuttle Radar Topography Mission GIS data, effect of rising sea levels on West Africa, and Jewish and Islamic influences on the political construction of Latin America.