GIS Flashcards

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What is the difference between Raster Data & Vector Data?

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Raster Data -
Geographic data represented as a matrix of cells, each with an attribute.
e.g. Pixels on an Ariel photo
Not scalable

Vector Data -
Geographic data symbolised as points, lines, or polygons.
e.g. Fence lines, ownership titles
Scalable

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What are the Land Registry compliance standards for plans?

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Plans require:
- Appropriate scale (1:1250, 1:2500)
- Orientation (North Arrow)
- Sufficient OS mapping background
- Identifying location features (e.g. road name)
- Scale Bar
- Whole property
- accesses
- Property clearly defined by edging, colouring or hatching

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3
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If your measurements were challenged, what could you do?

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  • Meet with the client to understand concerns and explain methodology
  • Offer to remeasure with them
  • Ask if they had a preferred alternative method
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What makes reliable data?

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  • Reliable, reputable source
  • able to cross-check
  • up-to-date
  • Peer reviewed
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5
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What does GIS stand for?

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Geographic Information System

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