Answer Key GE 105 (Topic 3 and 4)

By: EPART
1.) Map Scale 27.)FALSE, it is consists of one or more
2.) Scale reference points
3.) Consumes Time 28.)It is used to precisely define the
Requires Thorough Research satellite and user locations.
Need Constant Updates 29.)•Global Cartesian coordinates
Expensive •Geographic coordinates
Safety concerns •Projected coordinates
4.) •Representative Fraction (RF) or 30.)Geometrically
Scale Ratio 31.)Gravitationally
•Verbal Statement 32.)Ellipsoid
•Graphic or Bar Scale 33.)Geoid
•Area Scale 34.)Earth datums
5.) Representative Fraction 35.)Projected Coordinates
6.) 1:1,000,000 or 1/1,000,000 36.)FALSE, sexagesimal= correct is
 This means that one linear units
millimeter/ centimeter/ 37.)Map projections
inch on the map represents 38.)Map projections
1,000,000 millimeters/ 39.)TRUE
centimeter/ inch on the 40.)•Conic
Earth’s Surface. •Cylindrical
7.) FALSE, the same •Azimuthal
8.) Verbal Statement or Equivalence 41.)Albers Equal Area, Lambert
9.) EX. “One millimeter represents one Conformal Conic
Kilometer” 42.)Transverse Mercator
•1 inch = 1 mile 43.)Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area
•1cm = 1m 44.)Conic
10.)Map Distance 45.)Cylindrical
11.)Ground Distance 46.)Azimuthal
12.)Graphic or Bar Scale 47.)Area
13.)TRUE •Shape
14.)A primary scale on the right and an •Direction
extension scale on the left. •Distance
15.)primary scale 48.)YES
16.)extension scale 49.)Planar coordinate system
17.)shorter of fractional distances 50.)Universal Transverse Mercator
18.)Index Mark or zero point 51.)6° wide
19.)Area Scale 52.)60 zones
20.)•Large-scale Maps 53.)Reference Latitude
•Medium-scale Maps 54.)•Local Plane Coordinate System
•Small-scale Maps (LPCS)
21.)Large-Scale Maps •Philippine Plane Coordinate
22.)Medium-scale Maps System Transverse Mercator /
23.)Small-scale Maps Luzon 1911 (PPCS-TM/Luzon 1911)
24.)FALSE, Larger •Philippine Plane Coordinate
25.)TRUE System Transverse Mercator /
26.)Coordinate System
 Answer Key GE 105 (Topic 3 and 4)
By: EPART
Philippine Reference System of 82.)YES
1992 (PPCS-TM / PRS92) 83.)Referred to as “Geospatial Data” or
55.)Local Plane Coordinate System simply “Spatial Data”
56.)Local Plane Coordinate System 84.)Geographic Information
57.)Philippine Plane Coordinate System 85.)•Data input
Transverse Mercator/ Luzon 1911 •Data management (data storage
58.)Land Circular no. 64 (June 30, 1965) and retrieval)
59.)Philippine Plane Coordinate System •Manipulation and analysis
Transverse Mercator/ Luzon 1911 •Data input
60.)Clarke Spheroid of 1866 parameters 86.)GIS
and the Transverse Mercator 87.)•Health Care – where to locate new
Projection clinics and hospitals.
61.)Geodetic Control Points •Transportation – where to layout
62.)Philippine Plane Coordinate System new routes for roads and highways.
Transverse Mercator / Philippine •Forestry – where to cut and plant
Reference System of 1992 new tress.
63.)EO 45 •Local Government – where to
64.)Philippine Reference System of focus anti-poverty programs or
1992 delivery of basic services.
65.)establishes 1st and 2nd Order •Planning – where to develop parks
control points and recreation sites or locate
66.)establishes 3rd, 4th and other lower industries.
order control •Tourism – what hotels are in a
67.)0.99995 certain location.
68.)Two degrees net width •Water Management.
69.)•Nominal Level 88.)•Hardware
•Ordinal Level •Software
•Interval Level •Data
•Ratio Level •People
70.)Nominal Level •Methods
71.)YES 89.)Data
72.)NO, Categorical (qualitative) 90.)•Viewers
73.)NO, Numerical (or quantitative) •General Users
74.)YES •GIS Specialists
75.)Examples of ratio level data include 91.)•Viewer
distance and area •Contributor
76.)GIS is a special type of Information •Analyst
System. •Curator
77.)•Collection, •Expert
•Organization, 92.)Methods
•Storage 93.)•Political Science
•Communication of information. •Real Estate
78.)Data •Business
79.)Information •Health Care
80.)Data •Education
81.)Geographic Data •Urban Planning and Management
 Answer Key GE 105 (Topic 3 and 4)
By: EPART
•Environmental Science 123.) Spline
94.)Topography or Hypsography 124.)
95.)Contour Lines
96.)Isohypses
97.)Contour Lines or Isohypses
98.)Contour Interval
99.)a) Relative costs
b) Purpose of the map
c) Nature of the terrain
d) Scale of the map
100.) YES
101.) a. Index Contours
b. Intermediate Contours
c. Supplemental Contours
d. Depression Contours
e. Approximate Contours
102.) Index Contours
103.) Intermediate Contours
104.) Feathering
105.) Supplemental Contours
106.) Depression Contours
107.) Approximate Contours
108.) Interpolation
109.) Interpolation by Estimation
110.) Interpolation by Analytical
Method
111.) Interpolation by Rubber
Band Method
112.) Variable Scale
113.) Interpolation by Triangle
and Scale Method
114.) Template Method
115.) GIS-based Interpolation
116.) Tobler’s First Law of
Geography
117.) •Interpolating a rainfall
surface
•Interpolating an elevation surface
•Interpolating an concentration
surface
118.) Inverse Distance Weighting
119.) Inverse Distance Weighting
120.) Kriging
121.) Natural Neighbor Method
122.) Sibson or area stealing
interpolation