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Introduction to Physcial and Human Geography D199 Questions & Answers(RATED A)
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What are maps used for? -ANSWER - show an area larger than a person can see 
- present information concisely, especially the features of most interest to the user 
- demonstrate spatial relationships 
- show things people cannot see directly, such as minerals below ground or records of daily temperatures. 
 
Reference map -ANSWER - store data and show a variety of features for a variety of uses. 
- general storehouses of information 
 
Thematic maps -ANSWER - highlight specific themes 
-goal is ...
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GISP Exam | Questions and answers latest update | verified answers
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The property of area for a parcel polygon may be considered (choose best answer) 
A. Precise 
B. Accurate 
C. Legally correct 
D. Both A and B - correct answer Both A and B 
A vector data model uses which of the following coordinate pairs to build curvature within a line? (best answer) 
A. Verticies 
B. Points 
C. Floating points 
D. Nodes - correct answer A. Verticies 
GIS differs from surveying and mapping by introducing (best answer) 
A. Attribute description 
B. Spatial Analysis 
C. Location...
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World Geography SOL Review
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World Geography SOL Review 
 
What is the difference between absolute location and relative location? - Absolute location is 
the exact position of a place. Relative location is the position of a place compared to the position 
of another place. 
 
What do latitude lines measure? Which direction are they drawn? What is the 0 degree line? - 
Latitude lines measure north and south. They are drawn east to west. The Equator 
 
What do longitude lines measure? Which direction are they drawn? What is ...
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GISP Verified Solutions
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Data Models - Data Exploration: A data-centered query and analysis process to explore and understand data. - Dynamic Segmentations: A data model that employs linearly measured data on a coordinate system for 
analysis. - Georelational Data Model: A vector data model that uses a split system to store geometries and their 
attributes separately. - GeoSpatial Data: Data describing both the locations and characteristics of spatial features on the 
Earth's surface. - Obj...
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Geo 135 Exam 1 Study Questions and Answers Top Graded 2024
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Where do our ideas about places come from? - our knowledge of the world is mediated -- media, culture, the internet, school, art, etc. etc. etc. 
- experiences aren't immediate/direct 
 
what are geographical imaginaries? - the collection of assumptions and ideas that we have about places 
 
what does geographic literacy entail? - asking the questions: 
- where does this idea come from? 
- who made/organized them, and for what purpose? 
- do they have merit? 
- do they occupy the correct amount...
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CE 2550 Clemson Exam |187 Questions With 100% Correct Answers.
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Geomatics - the modern scientific term referring to the integrated approach of measurement, 
analysis, management, storage, and presentation of the descriptions and locations of spatial data 
Spatial Data - data that is collected using a variety of methods including earth orbiting satellites, 
air and sea-borne sensors, and ground based instruments 
data is processed and manipulated with state-of-the-art information technology using computer 
software and hardware 
Surveying - art of measuring d...
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GISP Exam Questions n answers graded A+ 2023/2024
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The property of area for a parcel polygon may be considered (choose best answer) 
A. Precise 
B. Accurate 
C. Legally correct 
D. Both A and B - correct answer Both A and B 
 
A vector data model uses which of the following coordinate pairs to build curvature within a line? (best answer) 
A. Verticies 
B. Points 
C. Floating points 
D. Nodes - correct answer A. Verticies 
 
GIS differs from surveying and mapping by introducing (best answer) 
A. Attribute description 
B. Spat...
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WGU D199 Physical Geography and Migration Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass
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WGU D199 Physical Geography and 
Migration Exam Questions and 
Answers 100% Pass 
Physical Geography - Answer- Study of natural features of the Earth, including 
landforms, climate, bodies of water, biomes, soils, natural vegetation, and the impact of 
human activities on the environment and ecosystems. 
Reference Map - Answer- Map that displays important physical elements of a specific 
geographic area. 
Thematic Map - Answer- Specialized map used to understand a specific attribute or 
characte...
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GISP Exam Questions Already Rated A+
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GISP Exam Questions Already Rated A+ 
The property of area for a parcel polygon can be viewed as: - A. Precise - B. Accurate - C. Legally correct - D. Both A and B 
 Both A and B 
A vector data model constructs curvature within a line using which type of coordinate pairs? - A. Vertices - B. Points - C. Floating points - D. Nodes 
 A. Vertices 
GIS differentiates itself from surveying and mapping by introducing: - A. Attribute descriptions - B. Spatial Analysis - C. Location determination ...
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GEG111 Final Exam Review
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Define Geography - Study of Earth's physical features, inhabitants, and their spatial 
relationships/interactions 
Subfields of geographic study - Physical(landforms, water, soil, and animals) and 
Human(culture, economic and political) 
The Primary Steps of the Scientific Method - Observation, Hypothesis, 
Experimentation, Peer view, and Conclusion 
4 primary environmental spheres - Atmosphere(air), Lithosphere(stone), 
Hydrosphere(water), and Biosphere(life) 
Latitude (parallels) - Lines go e...
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