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Final Exam review Dr. Ahmad Bin Touq GEO 221: (GIS.1) Geographic Information Systems.1

Overview 1.Topics included in the Final exam 2.Exam format 3.Sample questions review

Topics Chapter (1): Introduction Chapter (2): Coordinate Systems Chapter (3): Vector Data Model Chapter (4): Raster Data Model Chapter (5): GIS Data Acquisition

Topics Chapter (6): Geometric Transformation Chapter (8): Attribute Data Management Chapter (9): Data Display and Cartography

Overview 1.What is GIS? (define, explain and discuss applications 2.What is GIS? Background and history 3.Discuss briefly the GIS functions 4.List five areas of GIS Applications 5.Projections 6.Cartographic and GIS Data Structures

Define GIS; What is it GIS GIS refer to any computerized information system that is designed to store, manipulate, retrieve, analyze, and display spatially referenced data. GIS study is a mixture of science and art. It encompasses many different disciplines and brings them all under a single umbrella.

GIS Functions Application of GIS; 1.Monitoring 2.Measuring 3.Mapping or managing 4.Modeling

Define, What is a map projection Map projection parameters include standard lines (standard parallels and standard meridians), principal scale, scale factor, central lines, false easting, and false northing.

Types of Raster Data Satellite Imagery Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) Digital Orthophotos (DOQ) Land Cover Data Bi-Level Scanned Files Digital Raster Graphics (DRGs) Graphic Files GIS Software-Specific Raster Data

Sample questions review Explain how the vector data model differs from the raster data model in representing spatial features. List the four types of map projections by the preserved property.

Sample questions review List the three types of simple features used in GIS and their geometric properties. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of the raster data model vs. the vector data model.

Sample questions review How are spatial features of points, lines, and polygons represented in the raster data model? List four types of data that are encoded in raster format. List four methods for acquiring GIS data.

Sample questions review Explain image-to-map transformation. What is pyramiding? Describe the four types of attribute data by measurement scale What are the common elements on a map for presentation?

Exam Format Section A: Fill the blanks, Define, List. Section B: Explain, Describe, Discuss. Section C: Multiple-choice.

Exam Format Discuss applications of GIS? Explain and define GIS components List the major categories of GIS activities Example estions_and_answers%201%20on%20GIS.htm