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GIS: Geographic Information Systems
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it-skills
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Blue - Green - Red - NIR....
Toponymy
Dynamic maps
Verify Query
Bands
2. Explanatory list of symbols on a map
Equal Interval
Legend
Conformal Maps
Quantile
3. Preserve Direction
Different databases
Azimuthal Maps
Mash up
Quantile
4. A Complete frame
Vector Data Forms
Equidistant Map Projections
Raw data
WGS84
5. Maps that show the absolute location of places and geographic features determined by a frame of reference - typically latitude and longitude
World
TIN Topology Tables
Reference Maps
Equal Area Projections
6. Global Positioning System.
Unique identifier
GPS
API
Conformal Map Projections
7. 3 topological concepts: 1. Connectivity - arcs connect to each other at nodes. 2._______ - arcs that connect to surround an area define a polygon. 3. Contiguity - arcs have direction & left & right sides.
Area definition
Dot Density Map
API
Multi-scalar
8. Consists of F & E: 1. Features. 2. Entities.
Raster
Map
World
Arcs
9. Connect & travel between landmarks by moving thru space.
Location information
Route knowledge
NODES
Compass & human analysis
10. 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.
Objects
Continuous Variables
Spatial Resolution
Raster Data Model
11. Map in which some thematic mapping variable is substituted for area (like a graph in a map)
Grasslands
Swath Width
Raw data
Cartogram
12. People creating their own maps - on their own terms by combining elements of an existing toolset.
Multi-scalar
Neogeography
World
Thematic maps
13. 7 Spatial Res: 30m Temporal Res: 16 day Swath Width: 183km
Discrete Variables
Map
Different databases
LandSAT TM Bands
14. The nature of relationships & connectivity between them.
Spatial Resolution
Legend
Topology
Conformal Maps
15. Precision of a measurement with respect to time
Navigational Maps
Selection & Elimination
GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
Temporal Resolution
16. A 3-D frame of reference (model of the earth) used to determine surface locations.
Datum
Selection & Elimination
Conformal Maps
Geocoding
17. Points taken at regular intervals from the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of a random variable.
Thematic maps
Quantile
Continuous Variables
Direction
18. The 5 key concepts in Geography & GIS (LDDSN) 1. Location. 2. _________. 3. Distance. 4. Space. 5. Navigation.
Direction
Arc-node topology
Landmark knowledge
GCS
19. The 2 _____ in data modelling: 1. Database. 2. Data Storage.
Quality GIGO
Subsystems
Vertical frame
Spatial Resolution
20. When parallels & meridians intersect at right angles.
Conformal Map Projections
Unique identifier
Raster Data Model
Different databases
21. 80 % of all information contain _________
Natural Breaks
Raw data
Location information
Arc-node topology
22. Accuracy - reliability - responsibility.
Polar Stereographic Projections
Quality GIGO
Authority
Primary key
23. Can not be made from other colors
Unique identifier
Absolute Location
Spatial analysis
Primary Color
24. Identify unique points - patterns or features in space.
Landmark knowledge
GPS
Neogeography
Lattice Model
25. 1. An array of regulary spaced cells or pixels. 2. Each cell holds attributes (values).
Geocoding
Raster
Polar Stereographic Projections
Landmark knowledge
26. When distances from the center of the projection to any other place on the map are uniform in all directions.
Dot Density Map
7.5' Map
Primary key
Equidistant Map Projections
27. 1. E - Ellipsoid dimensions. 2. D - Datum origin. 3. A - Angular alignment.
Equal Area Projections
Attribute Tabl
Polar Stereographic Projections
Horizontal frame EDA
28. A reference system (geographic coordinates)
Cartogram
Data Modelling
Raster
Absolute Location
29. The range of wavelengths sampled by a remote sensor.
Abstraction
Conformal Map Projections
Selection & Elimination
Spectral Resolution
30. A data classification method that divides a set of attribute values into groups that contain an equal range of values
Swath Width
Primary key
Dot Density Map
Equal Interval
31. Connectivity: ___________. 3 elements 1. Nodes & vertices define the shape of the arc. 2. Arcs have a from-node (or starting node) & a to-node (or ending-node). 3. Arcs only join at nodes.
Nominal Location
Azimuthal Maps
Spectral Resolution
Arc-node topology
32. DBMS used for: _______ - access - organize & edit.
Structure
Dot Density Map
RF
Horizontal frame EDA
33. A process of mathematical conversion.
Map Projection
Different databases
Intersect
Contour Lines
34. Representative fraction
DEM
GPS
MODIS Bands
RF
35. 3 ______ attributes: 1. Values. 2. Relations. 3. Quality.
RF
VRQ
Spatial analysis
Geoparsing
36. Smoothing & Shape abstraction.
GCS
Verify Query
Simplification
Norths
37. Sailors and pilots use these maps to navigate
Navigational Maps
Selection & Elimination
Legend
Structure
38. Contour lines never _______
Temporal Resolution
Intersect
Contour Lines
Equal Area Projections
39. The 5 __________: TTCETH - 1. Triangle table 2. Triangle-Node table 3. Coordinate table 4. Triangle-Edge table 5. Hull-Edge table.
TIN Topology Tables
Raster
Dot Density Map
Neogeography
40. Google Maps or Microsoft Bing.
GPS
Mash up
Geoparsing
Navigational Maps
41. HAL - H-Human nature. A-Arbitrary/socially constructed. L-Loss of info (hiding variance within a class or group).
Entities
Quantile
Data Classification
Map
42. Provide information about a particular topic or theme.
Authority
Data models
Spatial Resolution
Thematic maps
43. Symbol on a map used to show direction
Hull
Maps
Datum
North Arrow
44. Data Modelling - Turning entities into complex objects (geometry - quality).
Data Classification
GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
Datum
Landmark knowledge
45. 2 common _______: 1. Vector. 2. Raster.
Geoparsing
Unique identifier
Bands
Data models
46. Assigning location information to various media (photos - video - music).
Multi-scalar
World
Geotagging
Vector Data Forms
47. Defined by NOIR NOIR N-Nominal - qualitive data. O-Ordinal - order or ranking. I-Interval - numeric scale - arbitrary units. R - Ratio - fixed origin - continuous scale.
Measurement & Levels of Measurement
Vector Data Forms
Area definition
Equal Area Projections
48. Converts what entities into objects in the computer 1. Geometry (points - lines - polygons). 2. Measurement of attributes. 3. Accuracy &/or error.
Survey knowledge
Nominal Location
Data models
Data Modelling
49. Triangulated Irregular Network.
TIN
Bands
Multi-scalar
Geocoding
50. Application Programming Interfaces (increases access like my maps on google).
Arcs
Spatial analysis
API
Primary Color