Test 1

Question 0

Three properties of color

Answer 0

Hue, value, saturation

Question 1

Three vector representations

Answer 1

Point, lines, polygons

Question 2

Hue

Answer 2

What we colloquially refer to as color on a daily basis

Question 3

Value

Answer 3

How light or dark a color hue is

Question 4

Saturation

Answer 4

Refers to brightness of a hue

Question 5

Primary colors

Answer 5

Red, green, blue

Question 6

Secondary colors

Answer 6

Represent combinations of cyan magenta and yellow

Question 7

Tertiary colors

Answer 7

Colors that fall between primary and secondary on the color wheel

Question 8

Achromatic

Answer 8

Grayscale colors

Question 9

Analogous colors

Answer 9

Colors that are found next to each other on the color wheel

Question 10

Cymk color model

Answer 10

Cyan magenta yellow black color model

Is used on paper and is subtractive

Question 11

RGB”A”

Answer 11

Alpha

This makes the color transparent based on 0-100 scale

Question 12

Decimal vs hexadecimal

Answer 12

Decimal portrays value from 0-255

Hexidecimal: FFFF00

Question 13

Gui

Answer 13

Graphic user interface

Question 14

Hci

Answer 14

Human computer interaction

Question 15

Wimp model

Answer 15

Windows, icons, menus, pointer

Question 16

Visual hierarchy

Answer 16

5 category system developed by Borden dent to help prioritize features and organize maps effectively.

Question 17

Chrome

Answer 17

The task bar at the top of the browser containing tools and widgets

Question 18

Screen real estate

Answer 18

How much space you have to work with on a given device

Question 19

Screen resolution

Answer 19

How many verticle columns and horizontal rows of pixels a screen can show

Question 20

Ppi

Answer 20

How many pixels are shown in a line 1 inch in length

Question 21

Two types of layouts

Answer 21

Fluid and compartmentalized

Question 22

Raster maps

Answer 22

Represented by a grid of pixels

Question 23

gif

Answer 23

Graphic interchange format

Question 24

Vector map

Answer 24

Vector format defines a graphic with coordinates

Question 25

Ajax

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Asynchronous JavaScript and XML Maintains a continuous communication with server. Helps with zooming and panning.

Question 26

Tile imaging

Answer 26

Sometimes maps are too big and large files are slow, so they send bits of info from server to computer which is faster

Question 27

Terra nulius

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Meaning no space or void space on a map

Question 28

What is a mental map? 5 elements that make it up

Answer 28

Paths, landmarks, nodes, districts, edges

Question 29

Egocentric vs geocentric

Answer 29

Egocentric mapping is placing your knowledge and location as the centerpiece of the map

Question 30

Reference map

Answer 30

Multiple sources of data used for a reference

Question 31

Thematic map

Answer 31

Special purpose/ single topic or statistical | Thematic maps show the spatial distribution of a particular phenomenon

Question 32

Chloropleth map

Answer 32

Data shown on enumeration units such as counties states etc

Question 33

Flow map

Answer 33

Shows linear movement between places

Question 34

Dot density map

Answer 34

Show variations in spatial density

Question 35

Proportional symbol map

Answer 35

Usually circles or other shapes and are scaled to value points

Question 36

Isarithmic

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Maps continuous volumes such as elevation, temperature or precipitation

Question 37

Isolines

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Lines similar to contour lines that connect points of equal value

Question 38

P2P

Answer 38

Peer to peer; sharing economy

Question 39

Cascading style sheets

Answer 39

A separate "language" of code imbedded within html that gives styling directions to the computer

Question 40

OGC

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Open geospatial consortium; a set standard for content and data sharing

Question 41

SVG

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Scale vector graphic

Question 42

Qualitative schemes

Answer 42

Colors used to display separate information such as race, colors should be neutral to each other and not related in scale or shade

Question 43

Divergent schemes

Answer 43

Blue would be negative values or values lower than normal and zero or insignificant would be white, opposite end would be red shades

Question 44

Sequential schemes

Answer 44

Used to display one theme in quantitative data in scale with one color or hue set

Question 45

Color blind bad colors

Answer 45

Red and green

Question 46

Gestalt effect/theory

Answer 46

The human mind can't discern more than 5 colors and is effected by shapes and overlaps

Question 47

Visual center

Answer 47

5 degrees above geometric center

Question 48

Grid symmetry

Answer 48

Method to establish good sight lines to make map easier to organize and understand

Question 49

Incongruent space

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Type of space that does not match our preconceived notion of geographic order based on cities in regions of the same Cardinal direction

Question 50

Natural breaks

Answer 50

Arc maps default that identifies gaps in data and assigns breaks accordingly

Question 51

GML

Answer 51

Geographic markup language; | Modeling language and interchange format

Question 52

XML

Answer 52

Extensible markup language; a set of rules for encoding documents and files