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GIS: Geographic Information Systems
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1. Map in which some thematic mapping variable is substituted for area (like a graph in a map)
Cartogram
Data Classification
Objects
Dot Density Map
2. 3 different types of ________ - content & services ICS I - Infrastructure (Hardware & Sensors). C - Content (sensors - APIs - UGC & VGI). S - Standards (or lack thereof): access - authority.
Raster Data Model
Reference Maps
Global network of data
Compass & human analysis
3. The 5 key concepts in Geography & GIS (LDDSN) 1. Location. 2. _________. 3. Distance. 4. Space. 5. Navigation.
Neogeography
Spectral Resolution
Direction
Join
4. The reverse of each other.
Selection & Elimination
Norths
Horizontal frame EDA
Polar Stereographic Projections
5. Essentials of DBMS: Each record has a ________
Unique identifier
Survey knowledge
Land Ordinance
Temporal Resolution
6. DBMS used for: _______ - access - organize & edit.
Vector data models
Structure
Raw data
World
7. 9 Features & Entities: 1. Mountains. 2. Rivers. 3. Forests. 4. Clouds. 5. ________. 6. Cities. 7. Populations. 8. Streets. 9. Fire Hydrants.
Contour Lines
Structure
Conformal Map Projections
Grasslands
8. A Complete frame
Quantile
WGS84
Map
Structure
9. GIS is not a ______
Parts of Map
Equidistant Map Projections
Geotagging
Map
10. Description by name: ex London
Subsystems
Nominal Location
Arc-node topology
RF
11. Provide information about a particular topic or theme.
World
Thematic maps
Map
TIN
12. A reference system (geographic coordinates)
Geoparsing
Bands
Absolute Location
Spatial Resolution
13. When areas on a map maintain the same proportional relationship to the areas on the earth that they represent.
Location information
Equal Area Projections
WGS84
Quality GIGO
14. The 3 _____: 1. True. 2. Magnetic. 3. Grid.
Spatial Resolution
Polar Stereographic Projections
Norths
Arcs
15. Understand spatial relations between landmarks>shortcuts.
Survey knowledge
Swath Width
Map
Raw data
16. Consists of F & E: 1. Features. 2. Entities.
Route knowledge
Cartogram
VRQ
World
17. Sailors and pilots use these maps to navigate
Toponymy
Quality GIGO
Geoparsing
Navigational Maps
18. Points taken at regular intervals from the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of a random variable.
TIN
Objects
Quantile
Conformal Maps
19. The range of wavelengths sampled by a remote sensor.
Spectral Resolution
Vector Data Forms
Map
Parts of Map
20. LN 1. L - Level Surfaces. 2. N - NAVD88.
Toponymy
Vertical frame
Map Projection
Mash up
21. Maps are restricted to a __________.
Join
Primary key
Compass & human analysis
Dynamic maps
22. Most popular form of USGS Map
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23. Geographic Coordinate System.
Raw data
Relative Location
World
GCS
24. Data Modelling - Turning entities into complex objects (geometry - quality).
Norths
WGS84
Reference maps
GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
25. People creating their own maps - on their own terms by combining elements of an existing toolset.
Neogeography
Polar Stereographic Projections
Temporal Resolution
Geotagging
26. GIS is ________ - spatial analysis & dependent on the computer.
GPS
Bands
Quality GIGO
Raw data
27. The acquisition of data about Earth's surface from a satellite orbiting the planet or other long-distance methods.
Datum
Multi-scalar
Remote Sensing
Compass & human analysis
28. Area of the Earth that is displayed in each image
API
Swath Width
Navigational Maps
Authority
29. Where 2 lines/arcs intersect - an endpoint - or a point along a line.
NODES
TIN
Thematic maps
Spatial analysis
30. Relative to another known feature
Arc-node topology
North Arrow
Relative Location
DEM
31. Classes based on natural groupings through examination of histogram (good: minimizes differences bad: data range uneven)
Arcs
Neogeography
Route knowledge
Natural Breaks
32. Files in the DB can be linked or joined using the _______
Primary key
Legend
TIN
GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
33. 36 Spatial Res: 250m Temporal Res: 1 day Swath Width: 2 -330km
Quantile
MODIS Bands
Landmark knowledge
Data Modelling
34. 1. An array of regulary spaced cells or pixels. 2. Each cell holds attributes (values).
Thematic Maps
Cartogram
Raster
Conformal Maps
35. Smoothing & Shape abstraction.
Objects
Simplification
Direction
Polar Stereographic Projections
36. Can assume all values between any two specific values. They are obtained by measuring.
Natural Breaks
Continuous Variables
7.5' Map
Swath Width
37. Thematic map that uses dots to represent the frequency of a variable in a given area.
Abstraction
Thematic Maps
Survey knowledge
Dot Density Map
38. The 2 _____ in data modelling: 1. Database. 2. Data Storage.
Location information
Spatial Resolution
Subsystems
Equal Area Projections
39. 80 % of all information contain _________
Location information
Multi-scalar
Subsystems
Join
40. Connect & travel between landmarks by moving thru space.
Neogeography
7.5' Map
Quality GIGO
Route knowledge
41. Maps that show the absolute location of places and geographic features determined by a frame of reference - typically latitude and longitude
Landmark knowledge
Reference Maps
Navigational Maps
Abstraction CLD
42. Points - Polygons - Lines
WGS84
Vector Data Forms
Relational DBMS
Area definition
43. User generated content (UGC). Volunteered geog. info (VGI). Professional vs amateur. Neogeography vs GIS.
Global network of data
7.5' Map
Authority
Spectral Resolution
44. Application Programming Interfaces (increases access like my maps on google).
API
Simplification
Land Ordinance
Equal Area Projections
45. 2 reasons why Topology matters: 1. Error detection. 2. ___________.
Attribute Tabl
Spatial analysis
Vector Data Forms
TIN
46. Converts what entities into objects in the computer 1. Geometry (points - lines - polygons). 2. Measurement of attributes. 3. Accuracy &/or error.
Data Modelling
Arc-node topology
Spatial Resolution
Dynamic maps
47. Shift in delivery (eg - require user interaction).
Join
Dynamic maps
Toponymy
Neogeography
48. Lines that connect points of equal value.
Contour Lines
Mash up
Vector Data Forms
Entities
49. 7 Spatial Res: 30m Temporal Res: 16 day Swath Width: 183km
Navigational Maps
Arcs
Datum
LandSAT TM Bands
50. An assignment of geographic coordinates to locations.
Geocoding
Raster
Map
Dot Density Map