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Spatial Analysis: Terms and Concepts, Quizzes of Geography

Definitions and explanations for various terms and concepts related to spatial analysis, including spatial data manipulation, geocoding, networks, data classification, dissolving, proximity functions, buffering, vector buffers, and overlay.

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2013/2014

Uploaded on 01/15/2014

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Download Spatial Analysis: Terms and Concepts and more Quizzes Geography in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Spatial Analysis DEFINITION 1 A process of investigating the patters that arise as a result of processes that may be operating in space TERM 2 Types of Spatial Analysis (6) DEFINITION 2 1) Spatial data manipulation/analysis2) Statistical spatial analysis3) Spatial modeling4) Exploratory spatial analysis5) Geostatistics6) Geocomputation TERM 3 What is Geocoding? DEFINITION 3 The process of assigning a georeferenced location, usually in the form of coordinate values, to an address TERM 4 Steps of Geocoding DEFINITION 4 1) Prepare Data: Create an event table where addresses are recorded in a style supported by the address geocoding software2) Geocoding (address matching): Parse and compares an address in an event table to the addresses of a reference dataset TERM 5 What are the (2) elements of a network? DEFINITION 5 1. Junctions2. Edges TERM 6 Possible Problems in Geocoding (4) DEFINITION 6 1. Variations in street names2. Data entry errors3. Missing street information4. Place names (UMD, UMCP) TERM 7 What are the (4) data classification methods? DEFINITION 7 1. Equal Intervals2. Natural Breaks3. Quantile Breaks4. Mean- Standard Deviation TERM 8 What is Dissolving? DEFINITION 8 Combination of spatially adjacent features within a data layer with a common attribute (the "dissolve" attribute) TERM 9 What do proximity functions do? DEFINITION 9 Modify existing features or create new features that depend in some way of distance TERM 10 What is Buffering? DEFINITION 10 The process of creating buffersA buffer of a feature is a region that is less than or equal to a specified distance from one or more features
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