If the model equations are known, an alternative approach for phase definition uses the
isochrones method [35-37].
The
isochrones used in that work are those from Bressan et al.
On the other hand, some small-scale features, such as the presence of seafloor older than 6C
isochrone close to the intersection between Challenger Fracture Zone and the Selkirk trough, suggest a more complex tectonic history (and possible formation of Selkirk microplate before 24-25 Myr).
Along the path lines and particle lines, the integral along
isochrone lines changes as follows:
As shown in Figure 5, each baseline forms a hyperbolic
isochrone. These two hyperbolas cross at the emitter location.
(a) The
isochrones of the rainband and the track of the typhoon with a mean time interval of I h (represented by different colors), and the position of the typhoon center at l-h intervals was interpolated from the International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS) dataset.
Handy and Niemeier (1997) classified the available measures into three categories: (1)
isochrones, (2) gravity-based measures, and (3) utility-based measures.
This made it possible to calculate the percentages of the population, number of households, and area that are covered by the different
isochrones curves.
Such instruments process and search the database using topographic overlay functions, spatial queries, network analysis,
isochrones, and heatmaps.
Rb-Sr
isochrones from Gboko and Ikyuen rhyolites and its implication for the age evolution of the Benue Trough, Nigeria.
the dimensional time distance between circles (i.e., between
isochrones) of computational flow lines is 30 s;