ArcGIS – ESRI Certification Tests Bundle Set

What property of a shapefile should an analyst be aware of when creating statistics from numeric fields? Answer Shapefiles CANNOT store currency values. A GIS analyst is editing several feature classes associated with city utilities. The analyst selects a line feature class that represents the ci...

open source Answer software that you can freely access and modify the source code for; GIS, GPS, spatial data management and related developer tools and end user applications delivered with an open source license 1. free redistribution 2. source code 3. Derived Works 4. Integrity of the Author'...

open source Answer software that you can freely access and modify the source code for; GIS, GPS, spatial data management and related developer tools and end user applications delivered with an open source license 1. free redistribution 2. source code 3. Derived Works 4. Integrity of the Author'...

ArcSDE geodatabase Answer A geodatabase stored in an RDBMS served to client applications using ArcSDE technology. This geodatabase can support long transactions and versioned workflows, be used as a workspace for geoprocessing tasks, and provide the benefits of a relational database such as security...

ArcGIS Enterprise licensing roles Answer Basic, Standard, Advanced Basic ArcGIS Server License Answer The Basic edition of ArcGIS GIS Server includes geodatabase management and the ability to publish feature services for map visualization and query (no editing). You also get the geometry service ...

What is spatial analysis? Answer The process of examining locations, attributes, and relationships of features in spatial data through overlay and other analytical techniques in order to address a question or gain useful knowledge. What types of studies can be performed using spatial analysis? An...

What are data driven pages? Answer A way to quickly create a series of layout pages from a single map document, that you can then browse through or use to create a map book (atlas?) What is the index layer for data driven pages? Answer this defines the geographic extent and the method (grid, irre...

What is the difference between a Projected Coordinate System and a Geographic Coordinate System? Answer A Geographic Coordinate System is used to locate objects on the curved surface of the Earth. A Projected Coordinate System is used to locate objects on a flat surface, e.g. a paper map [What...

What are the roles of depots in a routing problem? (Choose three.) Answer X Starting locations Ending locations Seed point locations What does the Impedance Cutoff value define? Answer The maximum impedance to allocate demand to a facility. Which location-allocation problem types must hav...

What is ArcGIS Pro? Answer 1) ArcGIS Pro allows you to view, edit, analyze and share your GIS data quickly and efficiently 2) It uses ribbon-based interface and streamlined workflows. 3) ArcGIS Pro is also designed to be web-connected, so you can access information stored online as easily as dat...

The GeoPlanner application allows several different designs, called ________, to exist within one project. As a user sketches new designs in the project, instant feedback is provided using the dashboards ______ and ______. Answer scenarios chart gauges What are some ways that GIS maps are super...

The Iso Cluster Unsupervised Classification tool outputs homogenous spectral classes and not informational classes. True Answer No signature file is needed for the Interactive Supervised Classification tool to run. True Answer Which of the following is based on statistical charac...

Selection by Location in ArcMap is designed for what type of query? Answer spatial data query Selection by Attribute in ArcMap is designed for what type of query? Answer attribute data query What keyword does the Boolean connector use to intersect operation on sets? Answer "AND" "AND" B...

Which element in the following list is considered NOT a core GIS functionality? User interface Storing data Managing data Analyzing data Presenting data Answer User Interface Select the appropriate description to explain "source scale": The scale at which a data set was originally con...