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GIS: Geographic Information Systems
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Subject
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it-skills
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Representative fraction
Spatial analysis
RF
MODIS Bands
Primary key
2. 80 % of all information contain _________
Datum
Conformal Map Projections
Location information
7.5' Map
3. Global Positioning System.
GPS
Selection & Elimination
Verify Query
Attribute Tabl
4. Points - Polygons - Lines
Survey knowledge
Vector Data Forms
Direction
TIN
5. The 5 __________: TTCETH - 1. Triangle table 2. Triangle-Node table 3. Coordinate table 4. Triangle-Edge table 5. Hull-Edge table.
Vertical frame
Lattice Model
TIN Topology Tables
Dot Density Map
6. Arcs only ___ at Nodes
Quantile
Survey knowledge
Thematic maps
Join
7. The 5 key concepts in Geography & GIS (LDDSN) 1. Location. 2. _________. 3. Distance. 4. Space. 5. Navigation.
Attribute Tabl
Direction
Intersect
DEM
8. Relative to another known feature
Relative Location
Landmark knowledge
Abstraction CLD
Mash up
9. A reference system (geographic coordinates)
Thematic maps
Primary key
Absolute Location
Vector data models
10. Assigning location information to various media (photos - video - music).
Geocoding
Data models
Geotagging
Entities
11. The nature of relationships & connectivity between them.
Spatial analysis
Thematic maps
Entities
Topology
12. A map containing information on only one topic or theme.
Thematic Maps
Absolute Location
World
Hull
13. When distances from the center of the projection to any other place on the map are uniform in all directions.
Neogeography
Equidistant Map Projections
Intersect
Location information
14. Real Things (trees - forests - cities etc).
Entities
Equidistant Map Projections
Compass & human analysis
Map
15. A data classification method that divides a set of attribute values into groups that contain an equal range of values
Quantile
Geotagging
Conformal Maps
Equal Interval
16. Data Modelling - Turning entities into complex objects (geometry - quality).
Landmark knowledge
LandSAT TM Bands
Survey knowledge
GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
17. A 3-D frame of reference (model of the earth) used to determine surface locations.
Datum
Attribute Tabl
Bands
Vertical frame
18. 7 Spatial Res: 30m Temporal Res: 16 day Swath Width: 183km
LandSAT TM Bands
Lattice Model
Data Classification
Navigational Maps
19. Can assume all values between any two specific values. They are obtained by measuring.
LandSAT TM Bands
Thematic Maps
Continuous Variables
Neogeography
20. Regulary spaced sample of points representing a surface.
Different databases
Measurement & Levels of Measurement
Lattice Model
Raw data
21. Geographic Coordinate System.
Join
Abstraction CLD
GCS
Legend
22. The ability to link files together.
MODIS Bands
Relational DBMS
Maps
Route knowledge
23. A process of mathematical conversion.
Survey knowledge
Natural Breaks
Swath Width
Map Projection
24. Google Maps or Microsoft Bing.
NODES
Mash up
Location information
Raw data
25. Most popular form of USGS Map
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26. The smallest pixel size visible in an image - the limit of magnification
Spatial Resolution
Hull
RF
Natural Breaks
27. When areas on a map maintain the same proportional relationship to the areas on the earth that they represent.
Dot Density Map
WGS84
Primary key
Equal Area Projections
28. User generated content (UGC). Volunteered geog. info (VGI). Professional vs amateur. Neogeography vs GIS.
Landmark knowledge
Abstraction
Authority
Geoparsing
29. Where 2 lines/arcs intersect - an endpoint - or a point along a line.
7.5' Map
Abstraction CLD
NODES
Data Classification
30. The 4 elements or ______: 1. Cell Value - each cell carries a value. 2. Cell size - this determines the resolution. 3. Raster bands - Can have single or multiple bands. 4. Spatial Reference - Raster data must have spatial reference.
Thematic Maps
Lattice Model
7.5' Map
Raster Data Model
31. Shift in delivery (eg - require user interaction).
Vertical frame
DEM
Dynamic maps
MODIS Bands
32. Uses coordinates (X -Y) to represent spatial features. Scale matters involve what Polygons<>points. Polygons<>lines.
Map
Location information
Vector data models
Multi-scalar
33. Explanatory list of symbols on a map
Legend
Maps
Primary Color
Abstraction CLD
34. The acquisition of data about Earth's surface from a satellite orbiting the planet or other long-distance methods.
Remote Sensing
Map
Topology
Cartogram
35. GIS is not a ______
Mash up
Map
Grasslands
Bands
36. A line segment between 2 nodes -1 of which is a start node & the other an end node.
Arcs
TIN
Cartogram
Spatial analysis
37. The 2 _____ in data modelling: 1. Database. 2. Data Storage.
Arcs
Absolute Location
Subsystems
Bands
38. 36 Spatial Res: 250m Temporal Res: 1 day Swath Width: 2 -330km
Geotagging
Primary key
MODIS Bands
Selection & Elimination
39. Converts what entities into objects in the computer 1. Geometry (points - lines - polygons). 2. Measurement of attributes. 3. Accuracy &/or error.
North Arrow
Map Projection
Compass & human analysis
Data Modelling
40. A tabular file containing rows and columns; descriptive attributes about some object such as a geographic feature are contained in each row
Attribute Tabl
Grasslands
Topology
Data models
41. 3 levels of _______:1. Conceptual - definitions - attributes. 2. Logical Model - formalize definitions & measures. 3. Digital Model - define & describe features.
Geotagging
TIN
Abstraction CLD
WGS84
42. GIS is ________ - spatial analysis & dependent on the computer.
Equidistant Map Projections
Entities
Raw data
LandSAT TM Bands
43. The reverse of each other.
Spatial Resolution
Selection & Elimination
Primary Color
Attribute Tabl
44. Precision of a measurement with respect to time
WGS84
Maps
Equidistant Map Projections
Temporal Resolution
45. Preserve Direction
GPS
Azimuthal Maps
Geotagging
Simplification
46. Digital Elevation Model
Topology
Polar Stereographic Projections
Abstraction
DEM
47. Lines that connect points of equal value.
Vector Data Forms
Contour Lines
North Arrow
Structure
48. Assigning location information to text & discourse.
Geoparsing
Dot Density Map
Geocoding
Dynamic maps
49. Thematic map that uses dots to represent the frequency of a variable in a given area.
Topology
Different databases
Dot Density Map
Equal Area Projections
50. 2 reasons why Topology matters: 1. Error detection. 2. ___________.
Subsystems
Natural Breaks
Spatial analysis
Conformal Maps