Data Models
Data Structures
Attributes
Making Data
Queries
Join and Show
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The data model associated with Field View

Raster

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Shapefiles use this data structure, where polygons are composed of lists of coordinates for vertices

Spaghetti data model

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Each column or field in an attribute table contains this

One attribute and its values for all features

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Geocoding a table with addresses requires this type of dataset

Locator

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A way to select features in one layer that have a particular spatial relationship to features in another layer

Location query or select by location

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In a table join, the foreign key contains this

Matching attribute values for each dataset

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A vector geometry with 1 spatial dimension

Line

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A line segment connecting two nodes in topological data

Arc

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Two formatting rules for shapefile field names

10 characters or less, no spaces or special characters, must not start with a number

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A tool in ArcGIS Pro that allows you to create point features from table data with latitude and longitude coordinate columns

Display XY Data

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"Within", "Contains", and "Intersects" are all examples of this

Spatial predicate

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Two formatting requirements for a table to join it to a feature class

One row per feature, one header row, column headers formatted as shapefile field names, remove useless rows, foreign key with same data type and matching values as a feature class field

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The name for a vector object, an instance of a class

Feature

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In a raster, this type of resolution is determined by ground sample distance, or the width of each pixel in ground units

Spatial resolution

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A number with decimals, such as 1.234, can be entered in a field with this data type

Float or double

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A good way to avoid undershoot and overshoot errors while digitizing

Use snapping

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The clause of a SQL expression that is primarily used for attribute queries in GIS

WHERE clause

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A proportional symbol map uses this visual variable to represent numerical data

Size

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The basic component of a raster dataset that holds a single value

Pixel or cell

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A lake with an island in it can be represented as a polygon with one each of these rings

Outer ring, inner ring

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A domain controls this

The possible attribute values for a given field

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For georeferencing, this type of transformation is also known as "rubber-sheeting" because it warps different parts of the image to fit an equation

Second-order polynomial

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Logical operator that selects features that meet all of the criteria in the expression

AND

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A choropleth classification must use this type of data values to avoid becoming a population map

Normalized

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A type of lossless compression that can be used with GeoTIFF files

LZW

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Vector geometries with UTM Easting and Northing coordinates use this type of CRS

Projected Coordinate System (PCS)

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For numerical fields, precision controls this

The number of possible digits in the value

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A set of rules for vector geometries that flag digitizing errors

Topology

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What to do when you want a layer that includes only some of the features in a feature class

Select and export features or create layer from selection

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A spatial join does this

Copies attribute values from join features that match target features with a specified spatial relationship to the output target feature class attribute table