GIS/GPS
Standard Maps
Sensing and More
Miscellaneous
200

GIS stands for this

geographic interactive system

200

shows variations in land elevation

topographic map

200

This type of sensing would be most valuable in mapping the ocean floor

acoustic sensing

200

In comparison to a map of the United States, a map showing the streets in your neighborhood

large-scale map

400

This GIS data type would best represent a road on a digital map

line data type

400

Maps you might use to find your way around while on vacation

geographic

political

400

Using satellites to collect geographic information on the ground

remote sensing

400

DAILY DOUBLE

Discuss how you would determine the exact time of local noon for your location.

600

DAILY DOUBLE

Describe the three parts of GIS.

600

A map that shows some kind of nongeographic data (like kinds of rocks) on a map

thematic map

600

The areas and shapes of counties on a state map would be represented by this GIS data type

polygon data type

600

This person would find a benchmark the most helpful in doing his job

surveyor

800

In the GIS map data for a city, railroad tracks would most likely be displayed using this data type

line data type

800

These maps use contour lines to connect points of equal elevation

topographic maps

800

The locations of historic markers shown on a state map would be represented by this GIS data type

point data type

800

All projections have this

distortions

1000

This is the key advantage to the way that GIS organizes map data

It is organized into layers that can be turned on or off so that relationships between different kinds of data can be observed

1000

Explain what the unifying idea of a thematic map is

The specific focus on what the thematic map is showing

1000

These maps can be political, geographic, topographic, and thematic all at the same time

GIS maps

1000

Surveying, sonar, and radar can all be used to gather data for use in this

GIS

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