zone of saturation The zone below the zone of aeration in which all pore spaces are filled with water.
saturation
The intensity or purity of a color; the perceived amount of white in a hue relative to its brightness, or how free it is of gray of the same value.
The saturation maps of both the Frankenohe and the Vils catchment show that in steeper parts saturation is often limited to single grid cells.
Hue-intensity-saturation (his) to red-green-blue (rgb) raster map color transformation function.
i.ifft
Inverse Fast Fourier Transform (ifft) for image processing.
See Also: hue, saturation
[mathematics] A measurable quantity that may be passed to a function. Values are either assigned or determined by calculation.
Super-Saturation Atmospheric condition where saturation occurs at a relative humidity greater than 100% because of a shortage of deposition or condensation nuclei.
For cartography, these include size, shape, hue, saturation, brightness, orientation and pattern. (See Robinson and others, 1995). ground truth p.
saturation-In the IHS system, represents the purity of color. Saturation is also the condition where energy flux exceeds the sensitivity range of a detector. SBUV-Solar Back-scatter Ultraviolet Instrument, carried by NOAA satellites.
Chroma The saturation or intensity of a colour. Different chroma of the same hue are know as tints, e.g. pale point, solid point. It can be expressed as a percentage of the total area inked.
Thumbnails of my Hue4, and Saturation4 images produced from the three 30m bands and the L72003026_02620000827_b80 band 8 image are shown at the upper right. Directly beneath these is the 30m RGB composite that we produced in the previous article.
Even with relatively small jammers, front-end saturation can be a problem when the jammer is nearby. The thermal noise floor in a 1.7 MHz bandwidth is about -110 dBm, and so a J/N of 60 dB corresponds to jamming signal strength of -50 dBm.
color hue, value, and saturation
location
Complex symbols, such as those representing polygonal shapes, can be combinations of two or more symbols, such as one symbol for the interior and another for the outline, ...
The top of the zone of saturation in a subsurface rock, soil or sediment unit.
Wave-Cut Terrace:
A long, level surface formed by wave erosion during a time when sea level was higher.
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Dew point temperature is defined as the temperature to which the air would have to cool (at constant pressure and constant water vapor content) in order to reach saturation.
In a color image, each pixel can be described using its hue, saturation, and value (HSV), but is usually represented instead as the red, green, and blue intensities (in its RGB color space).
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*Where overwinter precipitation data are available, the DC is set according to an alternative, more rigorous method, Turner and Lawson (1978), which takes into account the fact that saturation of the deep fuel layers may not occur over the winter.
Saturation or chroma, is the relative purity of the colour on a scale from grey to its most vibrant tone. Brightness or lightness refers to the amount of light energy creating the colour.
Visualize your current territory distribution to analyze sales or market saturation and identify gaps.
RGB (Red, green and blue) - The system of specifying colors by their red, green and blue saturations.
Riparian buffer - A buffer zone that is created along the bank of a waterway or the coast of a lake.
 See also: Area, Surface, Location, Map, Image
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