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  1. CV-35 - Geovisualization | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Jun 15, 2018 · The term is used inconsistently, referring to a map, a display type, a process, a technique, a way of using maps, and an academic discipline. Despite this inconsistency, the …

  2. level of measurement | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Cartographers developed the visual variable system, a graphic vocabulary, to express these relationships on maps. Map readers respond to the visual variable system in predictable ways, …

  3. CV6-2 - Map reading | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using conventional symbols (e.g., blue=water, green=vegetation, Swiss cross=a hospital) on a map Find specified features on a topographic …

  4. spatial data structure | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Computations on geometric objects show up in data simplification, neighborhood analysis, spatial clustering, spatial interpolation, automated text placement, segmentation of trajectories, map …

  5. CV-07 - Visual Hierarchy and Layout | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Mapmaking, by digital or manual methods, involves taking complex geographic information and building a visual image with many components. Creating effective maps requires an …

  6. DC-10 - Aerial Photography: History and Georeferencing

    May 1, 2019 · In its simplest form photogrammetry can be used to calculate the scale of a vertical aerial photograph by measuring the straight distance between two points on the photograph …

  7. DC-26 - Remote Sensing Platforms | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Oct 15, 2018 · But the first use of airborne surveillance and reconnaissance occurred during World War I, when Kodak K-1 cameras were attached to the side of planes to map trench …

  8. GS-13 - Epistemological critiques | GIS&T Body of Knowledge

    Oct 11, 2017 · The representational fidelity of GIS scenes – whether this be the spatial field accessed through the graphic user interface (GUI) of a GIS or a hardcopy map output – are …