Spatially continuous data of environmental variables are often required for environmental
sciences and management. However, information for environmental variables is usually …

Background Inequalities in geographic access to health care result from the configuration of
facilities, population distribution, and the transportation infrastructure. In recent accessibility …

Network-based sound monitoring systems are deployed in various cities over the world and
mobile applications allowing participatory sensing are now common. Nevertheless, the …

Dissolved oxygen is essential for all marine life, especially for benthic organisms that live on
the seafloor and are unable to escape if oxygen concentrations fall below critical thresholds …

Outdoor spaces are important to sustainable cities because they establish a common
identity for social life by improving quality of urban living. The relation between outdoor …

The interpretative power of quantitative intra-site spatial analysis has long been recognised
by archaeologists. On the contrary, very few ethnoarchaeological works have engaged with …

One of the primary goals of coastal water quality monitoring is to characterize spatial
variation. Generally, this monitoring takes place at a limited number of fixed sampling points …

The constantly growing number of motor vehicles increases the biodiversity conservation
awareness of the public. To this end, numerous compensation measures are implemented …

Preserving genetic and phenotypic diversity can help safeguard not only biodiversity but
also cultural and economic values. 2. Here, we present data that emerged from Indigenous …

Maps representing the distribution of chemical residues over anthropogenic floors are the
main diagnostic tools used by archaeologists for addressing the identification of …