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Three-D draping - ANS-The method of superimposing thematic layers such as flora and roads
on 3-D attitude views
Address Geocoding - ANS-A procedure of plotting street addresses in a table as factor
capabilities on a map. Also referred to as address matching
Aggregate - ANS-A generalization operation that produces an output raster with a larger cellular
length (i.E., a decrease resolution) than the input raster
Allocation - ANS-A examine of the spatial distribution of sources on a community
Analysis mask - ANS-A mask that limits raster information evaluation to cells that don't carry the
cell fee of no information
Anisotropy - ANS-A time period describing the existence of directional variations in spatial
dependence
Arc - ANS-A line connected to 2 end points
ArcObjects - ANS-A series of objects used by ArcGIS.
Area definition - ANS-A topological courting utilized in Esri's insurance records format that
stipulates that an area is defined by way of a sequence of linked arcs.
Aspect - ANS-The directional degree of slope
Azimuthal Projection - ANS-One sort of map projection that keeps sure correct directions.
Azimuthal additionally refers to 1 sort of map projection that makes use of a aircraft because the
projection surface
Base contour - ANS-The contour from which contouring begins
Bi-degree scanned record - ANS-A scanned document containing values of 1 or zero.
Binary version - ANS-A GIS model that makes use of logical expressions to choose functions
from a composite function layer or more than one rasters
Binning - ANS-A manner utilized in kriging to common semivariance records via distance and
path
Block operation - ANS-A neighborhood operation that makes use of a rectangle (block) and
assigns the calculated fee to all block cells inside the output raster
Breaklines - ANS-Line features that represent changes of the land surface including streams,
shorelines, ridges, and roads
Cell-via-cellular encoding - ANS-A raster statistics structure that stores cell values in a matrix
through row and column.
Central strains - ANS-The valuable parallel and the principal meridian. Together, they define the
center or the beginning of a map projection
Check plot - ANS-A plot of a digitized map for error checking
Check plot - ANS-A plot of a digitized map for mistakes checking.
Clarke 1866 - ANS-A ground-measured ellipsoid, which is the premise for the North American
Datum of 1927 (NAD27)
Class - ANS-A set of objects with similar traits
, Closest facility - ANS-A network evaluation that unearths the nearest facility among candidate
centers
Cluster tolerance - ANS-A tolerance for snapping factors and contours. It is functionally much
like a fuzzy tolerance.
Combined course - ANS-A direction that is joined with every other route.
Conformal projection - ANS-One kind of map projection that preserves nearby shapes
Conic Projection - ANS-One kind of map projection that uses a cone because the projection
floor
Connectivity - ANS-A topological relatio'nship utilized in Esri' s coverage facts format that
stipulates that arcs connect to every other at nodes.
Contiguity - ANS-A topological relationship used in Esri's insurance information format that
stipulates that arcs have directions and left and proper
polygons
Contour c language - ANS-The vertical distance among contour traces
Contour traces - ANS-Lines connecting factors of identical elevation.
Control factors - ANS-Points with known values in spatial interpolation. Also referred to as
recognised factors, sample points, or observations
Coordinate geometry (COGO) - ANS-A department of geometry that gives the methods for
growing geospatial records of points, strains, and polygons from survey records
Cost distance - ANS-Distance measured via the fee of moving among cells
Cost raster - ANS-A raster that defines the fee or impedance to transport via every cell
Coverage - ANS-A topological vector statistics layout used in Esri products
Cross-validation - ANS-A approach for evaluating distinctive interpolation strategies
Cumulative viewshed - ANS-A viewshed primarily based on or extra viewpoints
Cylindrical Projection - ANS-One form of map projection that makes use of a cylinder as the
projection floor
D8 - ANS-A float course algorithm that assigns a mobile's drift course to the one of its eight
surrounding cells, which has the steepest distance weighted gradient
Dangle - ANS-An arc that has the equal polygon on each its left and right facets and a dangling
node at the stop of the arc.
Dangle period - ANS-A tolerance that specifies the minimum length for dangling arcs on an
output insurance
Dangling node - ANS-A node at the cease of an arc that isn't related to other arcs
Dasymetric map - ANS-a map that makes use of records and additional statistics to delineate
areas of homogeneous values, rather than following administrative boundaries
Data compression - ANS-Reduction of information extent particularly for raster records.
Data conversion - ANS-Conversion of geospatial records from one layout to any other
Data exploration - ANS-Data-focused query and analysis
Data exploration - ANS-Data-targeted question and analysis.
Data precision - ANS-A degree of how exactly information such as the vicinity facts of x- and
y-coordinates are recorded.
Data.Gov - ANS-A U.S. Government geoportal that permits get right of entry to to U.S. Federal
Executive Branch datasets
Three-D draping - ANS-The method of superimposing thematic layers such as flora and roads
on 3-D attitude views
Address Geocoding - ANS-A procedure of plotting street addresses in a table as factor
capabilities on a map. Also referred to as address matching
Aggregate - ANS-A generalization operation that produces an output raster with a larger cellular
length (i.E., a decrease resolution) than the input raster
Allocation - ANS-A examine of the spatial distribution of sources on a community
Analysis mask - ANS-A mask that limits raster information evaluation to cells that don't carry the
cell fee of no information
Anisotropy - ANS-A time period describing the existence of directional variations in spatial
dependence
Arc - ANS-A line connected to 2 end points
ArcObjects - ANS-A series of objects used by ArcGIS.
Area definition - ANS-A topological courting utilized in Esri's insurance records format that
stipulates that an area is defined by way of a sequence of linked arcs.
Aspect - ANS-The directional degree of slope
Azimuthal Projection - ANS-One sort of map projection that keeps sure correct directions.
Azimuthal additionally refers to 1 sort of map projection that makes use of a aircraft because the
projection surface
Base contour - ANS-The contour from which contouring begins
Bi-degree scanned record - ANS-A scanned document containing values of 1 or zero.
Binary version - ANS-A GIS model that makes use of logical expressions to choose functions
from a composite function layer or more than one rasters
Binning - ANS-A manner utilized in kriging to common semivariance records via distance and
path
Block operation - ANS-A neighborhood operation that makes use of a rectangle (block) and
assigns the calculated fee to all block cells inside the output raster
Breaklines - ANS-Line features that represent changes of the land surface including streams,
shorelines, ridges, and roads
Cell-via-cellular encoding - ANS-A raster statistics structure that stores cell values in a matrix
through row and column.
Central strains - ANS-The valuable parallel and the principal meridian. Together, they define the
center or the beginning of a map projection
Check plot - ANS-A plot of a digitized map for error checking
Check plot - ANS-A plot of a digitized map for mistakes checking.
Clarke 1866 - ANS-A ground-measured ellipsoid, which is the premise for the North American
Datum of 1927 (NAD27)
Class - ANS-A set of objects with similar traits
, Closest facility - ANS-A network evaluation that unearths the nearest facility among candidate
centers
Cluster tolerance - ANS-A tolerance for snapping factors and contours. It is functionally much
like a fuzzy tolerance.
Combined course - ANS-A direction that is joined with every other route.
Conformal projection - ANS-One kind of map projection that preserves nearby shapes
Conic Projection - ANS-One kind of map projection that uses a cone because the projection
floor
Connectivity - ANS-A topological relatio'nship utilized in Esri' s coverage facts format that
stipulates that arcs connect to every other at nodes.
Contiguity - ANS-A topological relationship used in Esri's insurance information format that
stipulates that arcs have directions and left and proper
polygons
Contour c language - ANS-The vertical distance among contour traces
Contour traces - ANS-Lines connecting factors of identical elevation.
Control factors - ANS-Points with known values in spatial interpolation. Also referred to as
recognised factors, sample points, or observations
Coordinate geometry (COGO) - ANS-A department of geometry that gives the methods for
growing geospatial records of points, strains, and polygons from survey records
Cost distance - ANS-Distance measured via the fee of moving among cells
Cost raster - ANS-A raster that defines the fee or impedance to transport via every cell
Coverage - ANS-A topological vector statistics layout used in Esri products
Cross-validation - ANS-A approach for evaluating distinctive interpolation strategies
Cumulative viewshed - ANS-A viewshed primarily based on or extra viewpoints
Cylindrical Projection - ANS-One form of map projection that makes use of a cylinder as the
projection floor
D8 - ANS-A float course algorithm that assigns a mobile's drift course to the one of its eight
surrounding cells, which has the steepest distance weighted gradient
Dangle - ANS-An arc that has the equal polygon on each its left and right facets and a dangling
node at the stop of the arc.
Dangle period - ANS-A tolerance that specifies the minimum length for dangling arcs on an
output insurance
Dangling node - ANS-A node at the cease of an arc that isn't related to other arcs
Dasymetric map - ANS-a map that makes use of records and additional statistics to delineate
areas of homogeneous values, rather than following administrative boundaries
Data compression - ANS-Reduction of information extent particularly for raster records.
Data conversion - ANS-Conversion of geospatial records from one layout to any other
Data exploration - ANS-Data-focused query and analysis
Data exploration - ANS-Data-targeted question and analysis.
Data precision - ANS-A degree of how exactly information such as the vicinity facts of x- and
y-coordinates are recorded.
Data.Gov - ANS-A U.S. Government geoportal that permits get right of entry to to U.S. Federal
Executive Branch datasets
