Terrain skeleton lines, among the most significant elements of topographical maps, are the valley lines that connect the deepest points of valleys, and the ridge lines that connect the highest points of ridges. In order to obtain correct and enough information about land forms from a topographical map, skeleton lines have to be considered and portrayed together with contours. Their extraction h...

We present a novel approach - DTI-based fiber tract-driven topographical mapping (FTTM) - to map and measure the influence of age on the integrity of interhemispheric fibers and challenge their selective functions with measures of interhemispheric integration of lateralized information. This approach enabled identification of spatially specific topographical maps of scalar diffusion measures an...

PURPOSE To perform a detailed topographical analysis of functional age-related changes over the retina. METHODS Fifty-nine normal phakic subjects aged 10 to 69 years were divided into six groups, according to decade of age. mfERG traces were recorded from the central 60 degrees of the retina, with a resolution of 61 and 103 scaled hexagons. Group medians of peak amplitude and latency of the f...

A virtual reality environment was used to test memory performance for simulated "real-world" spatial and episodic information in a 22-year-old male, Jon, who has selective bilateral hippocampal pathology caused by perinatal anoxia. He was allowed to explore a large-scale virtual reality town and was then tested on his memory for spatial layout and for episodes experienced. Topographical memory ...

Establishing topographical maps of the external world is an important but still poorly understood feature of the vertebrate sensory system. To study the selective innervation of hindbrain regions by sensory afferents in the zebrafish embryo, we mapped the fine-grained topographical representation of sensory projections at the central level by specific photoconversion of sensory neurons. Sensory...

The aim of this study is to estimate runoff in Wadi Ba Al Arid watershed for a period of ten years 2009-2018 by  Soil Conservation Service  Curve Number (SCS-CN) method in combination with the GIS techniques using remote sensing data. The used data are the daily rainfall data from NASA Prediction of Worldwide Energy Resource (POWER), digital elevation data (DEM) from ALOS PALSAR RTC , satellite...

The availability of topographical maps is indispensable for planning the physical development and landscape arrangement Tahfizh Al-Quds Islamic Boarding School. Currently manufacture topographic can use drones. Partners do not yet have skills to this. solution offered by Lancang Kuning University service team assist in making maps. Aerial photography done using a drone. Furthermore, data proces...

Various methods have been developed to minimise the consequences of natural disasters. GIS and Remote Sensing methods are very attractive, fast and reliable tools for various natural disaster applications and management. In this study, we investigated natural disasters such as flash-floods, floods, erosion and landslide risks, which have occurred, and are likely to do so again, in a study area ...

Figure 1. Graphical abstract: Gazetteers of geohistorical objects are created based on information extracted from georeferenced historical maps. Geocoding an historical address is then finding the best matching object based on customised function (semantic, temporal aspect, spatial precision, etc.). Results can be displayed in a dedicated web interface for collaborative editing. Abstract: The l...

Mine valuation can be defined as the process of determining the worth of a specific mineral deposit and capability of making a return by a prospective investment (SME, 2005). Although the definition is very brief and compact, actually, it has a very wide content. Determination of worth of an underground asset requires a plenty of works to explain physical, structural and economical properties o...