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Public Transit Catchment Areas

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2014
The coordination of bicycle and transit modes has received close attention from public transit planners and researchers in recent years as transit agencies around the world have installed bicycle racks on transit vehicles, implemented bicycles-on-trains policies, and made other efforts to facilitate bicycle-transit integration.
Flamm, Bradley J., Rivasplata, Charles R.   +1 more
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Prioritizing mountain catchment areas

Journal of Environmental Management, 1991
A methodology is developed for the ranking of mountain catchment (watershed) areas based on the actual numerical attribute values of each area as well as on subjective evaluations of the attributes themselves. It is shown, in particular, how the pariwise comparisons of the catchment area attributes serve to generate weights to weigh the rankings of the
D.M. Murray, K. von Gadow
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Modelling catchment areas

1993
In this contribution GIS is used as a tool for spatial assignment problems in the field of facility location planning. The integration of spatial data, spatial analysis and modelling capabilities and evaluation models into computer-based Decision Support Systems is considered.
Michel Grothe, Henk J. Scholten
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Rock Catchment Area Design Charts

GeoFlorida 2010, 2010
Studies on the effectiveness of deep ditches against rockfalls have shown that, the original Ritchie (1963) guidelines are not as conservative as previously thought. Moreover, following these guidelines, a unique ditch “depth – width” pair of values is obtained for a given rock cutting not allowing for the chosen of the most economical solution.
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Catchment Area Detection and Optimization

2020
The main focus of the paper is the issue of water scarcity in the rural parts of India, where there are limited water resources like lakes and rivers. The groundwater level of these areas has also reduced drastically on account of various environmental issues like global warming, etc.
Richard Joseph, Sanket Gokhale, Akash Hasamnis, Grishma Gurbani, Rishil Kirtikar   +4 more
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The Catchment Area

1996
Abstract Long before community-based service systems were established under state and federal policies, Adolf Meyer articulated the concept of mental health services closely identified with a particular community, staffed by professionals who are intimately familiar with the district and closely linked with its institutions.
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Evaporation over catchment areas

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1938
AbstractSome of the most authentic data of the general rainfall over British drainage areas and the run‐off in annual periods are marshalled. The difference between these observed quantities of water—i.e., the losses in annual periods from all causes—is fundamentally accepted from other research to be principally the effect of evaporation including ...
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Moments of Catchment Storm Area

Water Resources Research, 1985
The portion of a catchment covered by a stationary rainstorm is modeled by the common area of two overlapping circles. Given that rain occurs within the catchment and conditioned by fixed storm and catchment sizes, the first two moments of the distribution of the common area are derived from purely geometrical considerations. The variance of the wetted
Peter S. Eagleson, Qinliang Wang
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Comorbidity of mental disorders with alcohol and other drug abuse. Results from the Epidemiologic Catchment Area (ECA) Study.

Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 1990
D. Regier, M. Farmer, D. Rae, B. Locke, S. Keith, L. Judd, F. Goodwin   +6 more
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catchment area

2014
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