And similar topography.

I'd go to Central Park and see the rolling topography of Central Park come up against the abrupt and sheer topography of midtown Manhattan.

It remains a rich topography of the spirit.

The model also looked at the topography of early Venus.

So we would take the landscape and we would build up the topography.

So this is fun for finding where things are relative to the old topography.

The other sets of data to be produced include topography, meteorology, soil suitability and land ownership.

The Territory has a relatively flat topography, a total area of 96 square kilometres and includes several offshore islets.

(ii) A map of the physical and geological characteristics, such as seabed topography, bathymetry and information on the reliability of such data

The representative of Somalia spoke of the magnitude and the consequences of the tragedy it changed the very topography of the Somali coastline.

The radar altimeter permits the measurement of wind speed, wave height, sea surface elevation, ice profile, land and ice topography, and sea ice boundaries.

Hence, surface features which give rise to changes in topography, e.g. geological lineaments which may indicate mineral occurrences, are more easily interpretable using spaceborne imagery.

The selection will be based on the topography and storage capacity of the sites, which are located at Wadi Al Shalalah, Karak, Ajiloun, Tafileh and Wadi Shuaib.

And our main idea was to sort of sample the seven most significant mountains of the topography of Azerbaijan and reinterpret them into urban and architectural structures, inhabitable of human life.

Instruments such as a laser ranger, a charged particle telescope, advanced thermal imagers, and radio tracking gear also contributed significant new information about the Moon apos s topography, surface composition, and charged particle environment.

Additional geodetic and climatological information is generated from the former, which leads to the availability of some important climatic change indicators, such as anomalies in ocean topography (e.g. el Niño and la Niña) or in ice melting (e.g. Antarctic caps).

The EROS Data Center was also planning to archive and distribute other data sets through its Land Processes DAAC, including data from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) on NOAA apos s polar orbiting satellites, digital aircraft scanner data, digital topography, and associated ancillary data.

In addition, colour composites of radar images of the same area taken at three different times can allow some differentiation of tree species and thereby avoid the difficulties of interpretation of tones and textures on a single image which may be due principally to variations in topography and not of tree species.

Some even host mapping parties, at which communities gather around computers, in schoolyards or church halls, to add layers of detail that extend beyond topography. By including human elements, such as popular cafés or local walking trails, they create comprehensive, useful tools for others, and enhance their understanding of their own community.

Then, if we added maps like the geology, the bedrock geology, and the surface geology, what the glaciers leave, if we make the soil map, with the 17 soil classes, that are defined by the National Conservation Service, if we make a digital elevation model of the topography that tells us how high the hills were, then we can calculate the slopes.

Young Berliners cannot ignore where they come from. Yet, perhaps because the past still rings like a warning and is still physically visible in the topography and architecture of the city today Berlin is striking in its simplicity, its radiant modernity (symbolized by the glass dome of the Reichstag, a conception of the British architect Norman Foster), and, above all, its intensity.