True or False Most GIS expect geospatial analysts to know how to use the tools they provide for accomplishing particular tasks.

Q: What are three applications of a geographic information system?

A: 1. Urban Planning and Development:Zoning and Land Use Planning: Urban planners can use GIS to draw…

Q: Item 4 On a vertical photograph of flat terrain, the scaled distance between two points is ab. Find…

A: Item (4) Part (A)  Photo distance ab = 1.86 in. Map distance AB = 4.56 in.  Map scale Smap = 1:9600…

Q: What will be the impact of changing the spatial discretization scheme (meshing)? Discuss may include…

A: The impact of changing spatial discretization scheme: Mesh refinement increases the computational…

Q: What is meant by the acronym GIS? Computing system developed by Google International data network c.…

A: Brief Concept Introduction- GIS- It stands for Geographic Information System. A computer system that…

Q: Geospatial data has what three characteristics

A: Time based data which define any object, event or entity and it's existing location on the earth…

Q: Geographical Information System Describe each of the following concepts with reference to…

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Q: Why is GCMS considered a 3D analytical technique?

A: It stands for Gas chromatography - mass spectrometry. It is a method for identifying different…

Q: Explain the major steps involved in an engineering survey. b)         Explain the purpose of the…

A: Find: Major steps involved in an engineering survey b) (i) National Geodetic Datum     (ii)…

Q: 1.4 List some applications of surveying in geology, forestry, and archeology.

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: 1.13 List the legal requirements for registration as a land surveyor in your state. 1.14 Briefly…

A: There are different eligibility criteria to become a land surveyor. One should need to fulfill all…

Q: Is the method of "slice and dice" used in multidimensional models explained?

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Q: What is resolution and types of resolution? Explain through examples how much these types are…

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Q: What is the difference between map generalization and spatial interpolation? (this question is…

A: Map generalization and spatial interpolation are terms related to GIS Required: To explain the…

Q: Define map scale Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentence on the…

A: Context: Map scale

Q: Spatial Data Analysis: Sketch a legend for each of the following thematic map types: choropleth,…

A: Choropleth, isoline, proportional symbol, dot density, flow, dasymetric maps, and also cartograms,…

Q: How does GPS technology contribute to modern surveying practice

A: GPS Technology: Revolutionizing Modern Surveying Practices:1. Precision and Accuracy GPS technology…

Q: Compare and contrast: Topographic Survey vs. Planimetric Survey b. Topographic Survey vs. Control…

A: a) Topographic survey:- A topographic survey is exactly what it sounds like: a fieldwork…

Q: From the required reading, select the industries which utilize spatial analysis.  Mark all that…

A: This question is related to the Surveying Engineering from Civil Engineering.In this question ask…

Q: Explain the reasoning for the difference between the projection parameters for Contiguous…

A: The objective of examining the difference in projection parameters between Contiguous Equidistant…

Q: Observed Bearings Computed Sta Internal Angle Adjusted Values Corr Interior Forward Back Angle…

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Q: Explain the relationship between photogrammetry and geographic information system (GIS).

A: Photogrammetry is the first remote sensing technology ever developed, in which geometric properties…