Quiz 1 Flashcards

(37 cards)

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what is GIS

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geographic information system

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what is a basemap

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reference layer that provides background info such as streets, terrain, or satellite imagery to contextualize GIS data

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vector data

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points, lines.polygons

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raster data

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grid of pixels where each pixels represents a value

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a layer

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collection of spacial data representing different features

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6
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attribute

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information about a geographic feature stored in a table

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geoprocessing

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operations performed on spacial data like clipping, spacial analysis, etc

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“select by attribute”

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allows filter on data based on field values

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“select by location”

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selects features based on spacial relationship to other features

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symbology

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how features are represented on a map: colors, symbols, patterns

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graduated symbols

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vary in size based on numeric attribute

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graduated color

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varies in color intensity to represent value ranges

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relational data

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connects multiple tables using a common field

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data query

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retrieves specific info from a dataset using SQL expressions or selection tools

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shapefile

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vector file format consisting of :
.shp (geometry)
.shx (spatial index)
.dbf (attribute tables)

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attribute query

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selects features based of field values

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spacial query

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selects attributes based on geographic relationship

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attribute join

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combines two tables using a common field, to link additional information

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join table

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stores additional data that can be linked to spatial dataset using shared field

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classifications methods for symbology

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natural breaks (jerks)
equal interval
quantile
standard dev

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layer file

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.lyrx
stores symbology and settings for a dataset, to reuse styling in different projects

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relate vs attribute join

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relate-temporary link between two tables
join- permanently combines tables

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intersect tool

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finds overlapping features between two layers and creates a new dataset

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one to one join
single record in one table to single record in another ex) county ID to county name
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one to many join
single record to multiple records ex) state ID to multiple cities
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how to make new project
open pro>new project>select blank project or template>name and save project> create folder connection
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contents pane
layers, symbology, table of contents of current map
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catalog pane
data sources, geodatabases, toolboxes, project files
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add existing map
insert>import map> select .mapx or .mxd file
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folder connection
provides access to external databases and maintains organization
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explore tool
pan, zoom, and identify features on a map
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attribute table
stores feature attributes, ID, name, numerical data
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FID and OID
Feature ID and Object ID in a dataset
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red "!" next to layer
data source is missing or disconnected
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import layer symbology to another layer
right click layer>symbology>import symbology
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