Question 1

Control points are best described as

Accepted Answer

A) areas on the map where the projection can easily change. 
B) points on the map that do not have spatial reference. 
C) points in the data that share the same datum,no matter how the datasets are altered. 
D) common locations used in aligning two datasets are. 
A) areas on the map where the projection can easily change. 
B) points on the map that do not have spatial reference. 
C) points in the data that share the same datum,no matter how the datasets are altered. 
D) common locations used in aligning two datasets are. D

Question 2

Which of the following indicates the best transformation of the data has taken place?

Accepted Answer

A) A negative value for RMSE 
B) The lowest possible value for RMSE 
C) The highest possible value for RMSE 
D) An RMSE value of exactly (or as close as possible)to 1 
A) A negative value for RMSE 
B) The lowest possible value for RMSE 
C) The highest possible value for RMSE 
D) An RMSE value of exactly (or as close as possible)to 1 B

Question 3

Which of the following would be the best location for a control point?

Accepted Answer

A) The corner of a building 
B) The center of a landscaping display 
C) A location on a shoreline at low tide 
D) A location of a car on the roof of a parking garage 
A) The corner of a building 
B) The center of a landscaping display 
C) A location on a shoreline at low tide 
D) A location of a car on the roof of a parking garage A

Question 4

What are the four ways that the affine transformation may alter a dataset to match it up with another dataset?

Accepted Answer

The affine transformation will change th

Question 5

Which of the following describes the use of a real-world coordinate system for identifying locations?

Accepted Answer

A) Spatial reference 
B) Spatial analysis 
C) Spatial scaling 
D) Spatial projection 
A) Spatial reference 
B) Spatial analysis 
C) Spatial scaling 
D) Spatial projection

Question 6

Which method is used to align an unreferenced dataset with one that has spatial reference information?

Accepted Answer

A) Scaling 
B) Reprojecting 
C) Georeferencing 
D) Defining projections 
A) Scaling 
B) Reprojecting 
C) Georeferencing 
D) Defining projections

Question 7

Why would georeferencing be with real-world data (and give an example of this)?

Accepted Answer

Georeferencing can be used to take datas

Question 8

Which of the following would be the least desirable location for a control point?

Accepted Answer

A) A cleared area in a construction zone 
B) The intersection of two streams 
C) The crossing of two roads 
D) The location where a driveway meets a street 
A) A cleared area in a construction zone 
B) The intersection of two streams 
C) The crossing of two roads 
D) The location where a driveway meets a street

Question 9

Calculating new locations and new pixel values for an image refers to

Accepted Answer

A) skewing. 
B) translation. 
C) affining. 
D) resampling. 
A) skewing. 
B) translation. 
C) affining. 
D) resampling.

Question 10

Which method is used to change data from one map projection to another?

Accepted Answer

A) Georeferencing 
B) Scaling 
C) Defining projections 
D) Reprojecting 
A) Georeferencing 
B) Scaling 
C) Defining projections 
D) Reprojecting

Control points are best described as

Which of the following indicates the best transformation of the data has taken place?

Which of the following would be the best location for a control point?

What are the four ways that the affine transformation may alter a dataset to match it up with another dataset?

Which of the following describes the use of a real-world coordinate system for identifying locations?

Which method is used to align an unreferenced dataset with one that has spatial reference information?

Why would georeferencing be with real-world data (and give an example of this)?

Which of the following would be the least desirable location for a control point?

Calculating new locations and new pixel values for an image refers to

Which method is used to change data from one map projection to another?

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Control points are best described as

Which of the following indicates the best transformation of the data has taken place?

Which of the following would be the best location for a control point?

What are the four ways that the affine transformation may alter a dataset to match it up with another dataset?

Which of the following describes the use of a real-world coordinate system for identifying locations?

Which method is used to align an unreferenced dataset with one that has spatial reference information?

Why would georeferencing be with real-world data (and give an example of this)?

Which of the following would be the least desirable location for a control point?

Calculating new locations and new pixel values for an image refers to

Which method is used to change data from one map projection to another?

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