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GIS Test 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass The images provided by remote sensing tend to be "snapshots" of a particular place at a particular time - True Google Earth presents a 3d representation of Earth - True The type of geospatial content created by people who are not necessarily professional geographers is sometimes called - FBOD, CGD A geotag assigns location information to non-geospatial media, such a photograph - True Aerial photography entails the acquisition of data and imagery from the use of satellites - False Computer based mapping and analysis of location based data best describes - GIS The original source of Google Earth was a program called - Earth Viewer Geospatial data is: - Location base 2Disclaimer: Original Content, No Copyright Infringement, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Geography is the study of - The spatial characteristics of Earth and the relationships between people and these spatial characteristics Acquiring real time location information from a series of satellites in orbit best describes - A global positioning system The type of geospatial content created by people who are not necessarily professional geographers is sometimes called - VGI All data have a geospatial aspect - False Environmental conditions for the planet Earth can be monitored by which of the following - Remote sensing The U.S. Department of Labor believes that geospatial technology is an enormous growth area that is likely to generate many new jobs - True The national map refers to: - A large geospatial data distribution program maintained and operated by the USGS The first version of google Earth was released in 2005 - True Imagery that you can see in google earth - represents one "snapshot" in time from when the image was acquired As you go from the origin to the east, longitude is - Positive 3Disclaimer: Original Content, No Copyright Infringement, All Rights Reserved © 2025 No flat map projection can accurately and completely reflect the surface of the globe - True If it is 10pm Sunday night in London, England, what day and time is it in New York City - 5pm Sunday If the longitude of Fayetteville is 96 deg then the longitude of OKC is approximately - 97 Degrees Latitude and longitude are not a planar coordinate system - true Across the US there are ______ widely used standard c

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GIS Test 1 Questions and Answers
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The images provided by remote sensing tend to be "snapshots" of a particular place at a

particular time - ✔✔True


Google Earth presents a 3d representation of Earth - ✔✔True


The type of geospatial content created by people who are not necessarily professional

geographers is sometimes called - ✔✔FBOD, CGD


A geotag assigns location information to non-geospatial media, such a photograph -

✔✔True


Aerial photography entails the acquisition of data and imagery from the use of satellites

- ✔✔False


Computer based mapping and analysis of location based data best describes - ✔✔GIS


The original source of Google Earth was a program called - ✔✔Earth Viewer


Geospatial data is: - ✔✔Location base




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, Geography is the study of - ✔✔The spatial characteristics of Earth and the relationships

between people and these spatial characteristics


Acquiring real time location information from a series of satellites in orbit best describes

- ✔✔A global positioning system


The type of geospatial content created by people who are not necessarily professional

geographers is sometimes called - ✔✔VGI


All data have a geospatial aspect - ✔✔False


Environmental conditions for the planet Earth can be monitored by which of the

following - ✔✔Remote sensing


The U.S. Department of Labor believes that geospatial technology is an enormous

growth area that is likely to generate many new jobs - ✔✔True


The national map refers to: - ✔✔A large geospatial data distribution program

maintained and operated by the USGS


The first version of google Earth was released in 2005 - ✔✔True


Imagery that you can see in google earth - ✔✔represents one "snapshot" in time from

when the image was acquired


As you go from the origin to the east, longitude is - ✔✔Positive




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