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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Spatial footprints"”.
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Distinct roles for energy storage and transmission infrastructure in a renewables-based electric power system
… functions are driven in part by the large spatial footprints of the most extreme long duration resource lows. Furthermore, the total cost of renewable energy in the system and the cost-determining technological components in the system are dependent on the renewables penetration toward …
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Spatial and Thematic Ontology in Cultural Heritage Information Systems
… of a knowledge-based system for thematic and spatial access to information about archaeological artefacts. The project explored the use of an integrated spatial and thematic ontology to address many problems related to the search and retrieval of archaeological information. One common problem …
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Ecology of northern long-eared bats (Myotis septentrionalis) in a coastal setting after the introduction of White-nose Syndrome
… northern long-eared bat colonies have larger spatial footprints in – and a moderate tolerance for – forests in anthropogenically-developed areas than previously believed, though many natural history aspects of the bat were similar among coastal and interior populations. Installation of …
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Identifying sustainable organic management systems in urban India : case study of Pune, India
… population becomes wealthier. By comparing the spatial footprints of the technologies at a range of scales, it was found that pelletization of organic MSW (although it is not a fully developed technology) has great potential to reduce the spatial footprint of organic waste management. Cost …
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Carbon dosing of denitrifying bioreactors to remove nitrate from agricultural drainage
… though bioreactors have a comparatively small spatial footprint and are straightforward to construct, the low long-term nitrate removal efficiency they provide compared to other mitigation options, such as constructed wetlands, may limit their utilization by catchment managers and landowners. …