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FINAL REVIEW FOR GIS (2016) PRACTICAL COMPONENT The first 40 mins of the exam will be open book and will require you to make a map using all the techniques learned over the semester. This map will be e-mailed to me at the end of the hour. This will be worth 20% of the final. CLOSED BOOK COMPONENT The last 80 mins will be closed book and be based on the material outlined in the study guide below. This will be worth 80% of the final. Lecture 1 Introduction to GIS Be able to explain the difference between a vector and raster data model. From your readings determine when a vector data model is more appropriate then raster data. From your readings determine when a raster data model is more appropriate then vector data. Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of the vector and raster data models. What type of data model is best able to handle numerous attributes. Explain. GIS GPS Vector Data Model Raster Data Model Feature Attribute Table Point Line Polygon Pixel RGB Overlay Function Lecture 2 Coordinate Systems Understand how latitude and longitude can be used to locate your position on earth What is the difference between decimal degrees and degrees, minutes, seconds. How can you convert between these two formats. What is the difference between a geographic and planar coordinate system. Understand how the UTM system works What is the significance of a standard parallel In Texas, what type of map project is used for its SPCS? Do you know why? Georeferencing Latitude Longitude Decimal Degrees Geographic Coordinate System SPCS UTM Equator Planar Coordinate System Prime Meridian Lambert Conformal Conic Degrees, Minutes, Seconds Standard Parallels Transverse Mercator Standard Quadrangle Lecture 3 Map Scale What is the difference between a small and large-scale map Why should one be wary of generalization. What generalization and how can it affect geographic data? What are the standard scales used by the USGS in their maps?

What is the National Map Accuracy Standard? Know how to calculate how this standard can be used to determine how accurately entities can be located with a map. Fractional Scale Graphic Scale 1:24,000 1:62,500 1:100,000 1:250,000 Large Scale Map Benchmarks Small Scale Map Generalization National Map Accuracy Standard Lecture 4 Datums and Projections What is the difference between a geoid and an ellipsoid Why is it critical for GIS layers to share a common datum? What is the importance of the scale factor? Why can you not have a map projection that preserves all four properties? Know in detail the map projections used for UTM and SPC systems. Be sure to check out the Interactive Album of Map Projections and the USGS map projections website Datum Geoid Ellipsoid WGS 84 NAD 27 NAD 83 Map Projections Scale Factor (SF) Equidistance Equivalence Conformal Azimuthality Cylindrical Conic Pseudo-Cylindrical Azimuthal Universal Transverse Mercator Lambert Conformal Conic Albers Equal Area Tangent Secant Lecture 5 Vector Data Model - Features What are the three ways that a geographic entity can be represented with vector data? What is the difference between the file format type and data format type in an attribute table? Understand how many significant digits are valid for features in the geographic and planar coordinate systems Why would a user select a vector data model for a non-discrete feature like soils or land cover? Understand the different levels associated with attributes in a DBMS What are the advantages of using topological datasets? Any disadvantages? Know about the common file formats used for vector data Node Point Polyline Polygon Vertices Ontology Spaghetti Approach Intersection Small Gap Undershoot Topologic Approach Dangling Arc Coverage Shapefile TIGER DLG Attribute Table DBMS Ratio Interval Nominal Ordinal Thematic Mapping

Lecture 6 Raster Data Model For what type of features is the raster data model more appropriate? And the vector data model? What are the different characteristics that define a raster data layer? For raster data what is the general relationship between file size and pixel resolution. Make two lists. What are the advantages of the raster data model? Disadvantages? Do the same for vector data Pixel Resolution Lossy compression Loseless compression RGB ESRI Grid GeoTIFF GeoPDF DBMS Georelational File Structure Geodatabase Lecture 7 GIS Data Capture and Metadata Clearly know the difference between primary, secondary, and tertiary data capture Know about the different techniques for GIS secondary data capture Make a list of active GIS websites that you can potentially obtain data from for your final project What are the different metadata formats? Make a list of the different types of information that you can find within a metadata file Primary Data Capture Secondary Data Capture Tertiary Data Capture Metadata Digitizing Tablet Heads Up Digitizing Data Conversion Vectorization Rasterization Control Points Rubbersheeting Benchmarks CSDGM ISO Lecture 8 Error and GPS Technology Know the difference between precision and accuracy Know how to calculate precision based on the National Map Accuracy Standard and accuracy with RMSE What is the difference between systematic and random error Outline the different specific types of errors that can degrade a GPS signal Be able to describe the different segments within the GPS system Be able to explain how PDOP is related to the number and orientation of GPS satellite overhead Know about how different GPS receivers operate and how they vary in terms of accuracy Precision Accuracy RMSE Systematic Error National Map Accuracy Standard Random Error GPS Signal to Noise Ratio LIDAR Trilateration PDOP WAAS Pseudo-Random Code Differential GPS

Lecture 9 Reference Map and Aerial Photos Know about the different scale maps offered by the USGS Check out the USGS Map Symbol PDF How are different colors used to represent diverse features on a USGS map What are the three main mapping products offered by the USGS What steps are needed to transform an aerial photo into an orthophoto DRG DLG DOQ NAIP Reference Map L2 Orthorectified Principal Point Thematic Map Photogrammetry Stereoplotter Orthophoto Lecture 10 Thematic Mapping Examine section 3.18 from DiBiase. From reading this section can you understand how it is possible to lie with a map Know about the different type of thematic maps Know about the different classification methods that can be used to aggregate data What is the hierarchy of geographic units within the US Census Make a list of best practices that should be followed when making a map. Use these the next time you make a map. If you don t you will lose points Reference Map Thematic Map Data Aggregation Choropleth Map Dot Density Map Isopleth Map Graduated Circle Map Equal Interval Classification Method Natural Breaks Quintile County Census Track Block Group Block Lecture 11 Geographic Analysis I Know the five different types of GIS analysis you can conduct with a dataset What is the difference between an analytic and locational overlay. Know about the different tools that can facilitate a locational overlay. Understand how model builder could be useful when you have numerous, repetitive operations to complete Select by Location Select by Attribute Dissolve Tool Clip Tool Merge Tool Intersect Tool Union Tool Model Builder Lecture 12 Geographic Analysis II What type of data model is required to complete an analytic overlay

Why is it often important to normalize your data when making a thematic map. What are the different ways in which you can normalize your data? Think about ways in which you can lie with a thematic map Know about the different types of buffers that are possible What is spatial interpolation and what are some of the different spatial interpolation methods? How can you normalization a data set based on time to determine a rate of change. Analytic Overlay Raster Math Thematic Mapping Normalization Inverse Distance Weighing (IDW) Boolean Algebra Buffer Tool Kriging Set Algebra Lecture 13 Remote Sensing At which wavelengths is the earth s atmosphere transparent. These are the wavelengths that are most useful for remote sensing Know how the spectral response can differ for different types of land covers Know the difference between the different types of resolution that can be applied in remote sensing Be familiar with some of the remote sensing products that exist. Know whether they image the visible, infrared, or ultraviolet parts of the spectrum Know about the steps that are required to processes a multi-spectral satellite image EM Spectrum Visible Light Infrared Microwaves Blackbody RGB Spectral Response Spatial Resolution Spectral Resolution Temporal Resolution KVR-1000 / SPIN-2 SPOT Radiometric Resolution DMSP DMSP IKONOS Landsat MODIS GPM Imagine Classification SMOS TOPEX-POSEIDEN SMAP TRMM Lecture 14 GIS Data Products Know how contour lines are drawn from raw data What are the advantages and disadvantages of representing elevation with a vector and raster data model Know about the different products used to represent elevation Know about the different data sets available for water related features Know about the different data sets available for soils, land use and transportation DLG TIN DEM Counter Line Contour Interval VMAP-0 NED ETOPO2 GTOPO30 Viewshed NHD NWI Space Shuttle Topography mission MMU STATSGO

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