Geoprocessing Tools Flashcards

1
Q

What is geoprocessing?

A

A GIS operation that manipulates GIS data. Requires working with tools to return a result and
solve problems.

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What are environment settings?

A

Additional settings for a tool to save time. Ex. Run the Clip tool and use an
environment setting to project the data or send it to an alternative output location.

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3
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Where can environment settings be applied?

A
  1. At the AGP application level 2. In a tool 3. In a model
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Which environment setting takes precedence over others?

A

Highest priority is model environment settings, which

overrides a tool setting and application settings.

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What is the purpose of a GP tool?

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Performs a specific operation on spatial or tabular data

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6
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Do all tools have a tool dialog?

A

Yes and its is used to enter input and output parameters.

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7
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Where are tools stored?

A

Toolbox or toolset

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What does the red asterisk mean next to a tool parameter?

A

Required information in a tool parameter.

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9
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What is the Geoprocessing History?

A

stores history of GP tools which can be used to quickly update and re-run tools.

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