Glossary G

The Environmental Glossary. Letter G +++ Popular Articles: 'Global Reporting Initiative', 'Global Compact', 'Generation'

Greenhouse gases are the gases in the earth"s lower atmosphere (troposphere) that cause the greenhouse effect.

A greenway is undeveloped land usually in cities, set aside or used for recreation or conservation.

A Grey Water is Non-drinkable water that can be reused for irrigation, flushing toilets, and other purposes.

A greywater is wastewater from clothes washing machines, showers, bathtubs, hand washing, lavatories and sinks.

Deutsch: Raster / Español: Cuadrícula / Português: Grade / Français: Grille / Italiano: Griglia /

A grid is a data structure commonly used to represent map features. A cellular-based data structure composed of Cells or pixels arranged in rows and columns (also called a "raster").

A grid enhancement is Increasing the grid density, a method for augmenting the sample.

A grid randomization is the process of randomly positioning the grid so that each (discrete) unit of area of fixed size is equally likely to contain a grid point. This process is the

Grid Sampling is a statistical method for determining collection sites for subsets of a population where the sites are located at the nodes or interior of all or some of delineated pattern.

A Grid-connected is a power system interconnected with the grid (or mains) of the local electric utility. Also referred to as utility-interactive

- Grid, triangular: A grid, triangular (EMAP) is a lattice of points in exact equilateral triangular structure on a plane. The EMAP grid points

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