Site Selection using Binary Models Flashcards

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What are binary models?

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A logical expression used to select features in a binary (0 1) format

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What do binary models determine?

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Suitability based on a standard binary prinicple

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3
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The _ would be the _ and it will give an _ of the potential sites

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Input
Criteria
Output

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4
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What primary tool is used to calculate suitability in ArcGIS Pro?

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Raster calculator

= (> and < used) is the operator between two layers to give an output

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5
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True of false: You can access attribute table for floating point raster data

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False

You can only for integers because decibels mean we will not have any unique values (1.11 is a unique value)

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The value is the _ _ _ and the _ is the _ _ _ with the value

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Unique cell value
Count
Number of pixels

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What does cell value represent or define?

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A class, group, category or membership by reclassifying your pixel value by attributing the value to one of the mentioned

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What is zonal statistics and what is it used for?

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To get statistics for your raster layer

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How does zonal statistics work?

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The input, where you extract statistic from, and separate layer, raster or polygon to define the appropriate zones, to give statistics for each zone.

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How do you locate a cell in a raster matrix? What is the origin?

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Defined by the row and column position within the matrix.
The raster origin is the top left corner

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What does a cells location have importance for?

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Giving a georeferenced image, saved as a world file that is an external coordinate reference file for images
(ASCII/text file with 6 lines)

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When is creating your own world file necessary?

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When you have to rotate OR rectify to be properly georeferenced

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For a rectified image, line 4 must…

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Be equal to line 1 and of opposite sign (with a - before the value)

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True or false: line 2 and 3 should be zero for a improper georeferenced image

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True

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15
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What is the importance of using ‘Build Pyramids’? What are some of the advantage?

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Improve the display performance of a raster dataset by downscaling sampled version at 2:1.

Gives a lower resolution image to a high resolution copy, and speeding up image loading and display time.

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16
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How do you extract sample point locations?

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Using the Spatial Analyst Tool: Extract Values to Points
X & Y coordinates can be calculated using the ‘calculate geometry’.

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