Section 1 Flashcards

1
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Map

A

Representation of an area at a scale smaller than 1:1

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2
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Map abstraction

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Having to leave some information off of a map

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3
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Feature

A

Item on a map

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4
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Spatial data

A

Location info of a feature

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5
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Attribute data

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Other info associated w a feature

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6
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Nominal location

A

Name of a location
I.e. “walmart”

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7
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Absolute location

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Unique set of coordinates
I.e. a home address

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8
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Relative location

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In the area of
I.e. “next to the library”

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9
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Geocoding

A

Identifying the absolute location

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10
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Benchmark

A

A starting location

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11
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Landmark direction

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When a benchmark is known as a grid feature
I.e. “go east on hwy 13 from cdale”

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12
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Egocentric direction

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You are the benchmark
I.e. “the library is to my left”

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13
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Nominal distance

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An estimation
I.e. “a 5 min walk” or “a few blocks”

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14
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Absolute distance

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A # w units

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15
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Sense of direction requires 3 things

A

Landmark knowledge, route knowledge, survey knowledge

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16
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Route knowledge

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Spatial relationships btwn landmarks

17
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Survey knowledge

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Topological relations btwn landmarks