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Synergy Answers to Discipline - Geographic Information Systems in Business
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1.… is a product that is responsible for separating the presentation of attributive and spatial information for the successful implementation of GIS ideas.
2. ... is a procedure that provides the user with the opportunity to study in detail any objects without overloading the image with secondary elements, connecting the layers necessary for study and superimposing them on top of each other.
3. ... provides the free creation of various drawings, plans, diagrams, communications, etc.
4.… refers to non-graphical information systems.
5.… developed a mechanical machine for solving differential equations in 1904.
6. The computer drafting system is designed for ...
7. Visibility analysis as a tool for modern geographic information systems ...
8. Block of information output ...
9. Feedback block ...
10. Telecommunications unit ...
11. Block of expert assessment and information integration ...
12. In… databases, information is stored outside the central database.
13. In ... geographic information systems, there is no explicit connection between objects and their elements.
14. In geographic information technologies, one can single out such a feature as ...
15. Entering data into geographic information systems is ...
16. All geographic information systems, taking into account the architectural principles of construction, are subdivided into ...
17. The All-Russian level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
18. Geoinformatics is ...
19. Geographic information technology is ...
20. Geographic information systems in governing bodies are necessary for ...
21. Geographic information systems are ... a product.
22. GIS includes a ... data system designed to enter information on the screen in the form of maps, tables, diagrams, etc.
23. GIS Viewers are ...
24. GIS applications are divided into ...
25. For spatial analysis in modern GIS, it is necessary to conduct analyzes ...
26. The advantages of vector graphics are ...
27. Integrated circuits and multilayer printed wiring became the elementary base for the 3rd generation in ... year.
28. Systems that differ in the type of data presentation include ...
29. The purposes of creating buffer zones include ...
30. The scalability classification divides geographic information systems into ...
31. Conceptual design in database design is used to ...
32. The local level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
33. Software ...
34. Microprocessors and large integrated systems were the basis for computers in ... year.
35. The municipal level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
36. Research organizations using geographic information systems ...
37. It is not true that ... the type of activity is included in the structure of the municipal geographic information system.
38. It is not true that ... refers to geoinformation technologies.
39. It is not true that ... refers to the functionality of geographic information systems.
40. It is not true that ... design is related to database design.
41. It is not true that ... systems are included in the classification of geographic information systems according to the coverage of the described territory.
42. It is not true that the developers of the geographic information system include ...
43. It is not true that geographic information systems can be classified by ...
44. It is not true that according to the structured nature of GIS tasks are subdivided into ...
45. It is not true that according to the degree of concentration of information ... databases are distinguished.
46. It is not true that GIS software products include ...
47. It is not true that there are such types of information systems as ...
48. The inability of Russian GIS to take its rightful place in the world market is due to ...
49. The main element of the raster image is ...
50. The buffer zone means ...
51. Positioning the global system ...
52. Legal activity as one of the components of the municipal geographic information system ...
53. Legal support ...
This collection contains 76 answers
Minimum rating from "Good"
1.… is a product that is responsible for separating the presentation of attributive and spatial information for the successful implementation of GIS ideas.
2. ... is a procedure that provides the user with the opportunity to study in detail any objects without overloading the image with secondary elements, connecting the layers necessary for study and superimposing them on top of each other.
3. ... provides the free creation of various drawings, plans, diagrams, communications, etc.
4.… refers to non-graphical information systems.
5.… developed a mechanical machine for solving differential equations in 1904.
6. The computer drafting system is designed for ...
7. Visibility analysis as a tool for modern geographic information systems ...
8. Block of information output ...
9. Feedback block ...
10. Telecommunications unit ...
11. Block of expert assessment and information integration ...
12. In… databases, information is stored outside the central database.
13. In ... geographic information systems, there is no explicit connection between objects and their elements.
14. In geographic information technologies, one can single out such a feature as ...
15. Entering data into geographic information systems is ...
16. All geographic information systems, taking into account the architectural principles of construction, are subdivided into ...
17. The All-Russian level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
18. Geoinformatics is ...
19. Geographic information technology is ...
20. Geographic information systems in governing bodies are necessary for ...
21. Geographic information systems are ... a product.
22. GIS includes a ... data system designed to enter information on the screen in the form of maps, tables, diagrams, etc.
23. GIS Viewers are ...
24. GIS applications are divided into ...
25. For spatial analysis in modern GIS, it is necessary to conduct analyzes ...
26. The advantages of vector graphics are ...
27. Integrated circuits and multilayer printed wiring became the elementary base for the 3rd generation in ... year.
28. Systems that differ in the type of data presentation include ...
29. The purposes of creating buffer zones include ...
30. The scalability classification divides geographic information systems into ...
31. Conceptual design in database design is used to ...
32. The local level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
33. Software ...
34. Microprocessors and large integrated systems were the basis for computers in ... year.
35. The municipal level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
36. Research organizations using geographic information systems ...
37. It is not true that ... the type of activity is included in the structure of the municipal geographic information system.
38. It is not true that ... refers to geoinformation technologies.
39. It is not true that ... refers to the functionality of geographic information systems.
40. It is not true that ... design is related to database design.
41. It is not true that ... systems are included in the classification of geographic information systems according to the coverage of the described territory.
42. It is not true that the developers of the geographic information system include ...
43. It is not true that geographic information systems can be classified by ...
44. It is not true that according to the structured nature of GIS tasks are subdivided into ...
45. It is not true that according to the degree of concentration of information ... databases are distinguished.
46. It is not true that GIS software products include ...
47. It is not true that there are such types of information systems as ...
48. The inability of Russian GIS to take its rightful place in the world market is due to ...
49. The main element of the raster image is ...
50. The buffer zone means ...
51. Positioning the global system ...
52. Legal activity as one of the components of the municipal geographic information system ...
53. Legal support ...
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54. With an insignificant amount of work on converting images into digital form, it is more expedient to use ... 55. Software ...
56. GIS software is divided into ...
57. Production activity as one of the components of the municipal geographic information system ...
58. The process of overlaying information as a tool of modern geographic information systems ...
59. The process of converting data into digital format before entering it into geographic information systems is ...
60. The branch of mathematics, which studies the properties of figures that do not change in the process of any continuous transformations, is ...
61. Raster maps transferred to the territorial data fund are ...
62. The regional level of the hierarchy of geographic information systems is ...
63. With the use of ... graphics, ample opportunities are provided for the formation of volumetric images of objects, as well as for the study of the relief without going out to the terrain.
64. Taking into account hardware and software, such classes of geographic information systems are distinguished as ...
65. System ... is a topological geographic information system that forms objects as a whole.
66. Special software ...
67. Reference cartographic systems are ...
68. There are such types of topological connections as ...
69. Technical support ...
70. Topographic maps and plans in vector form should ...
71. Physical design in the development of databases is used for ...
72. Financial activity as one of the components of the municipal geographic information system ...
73. Computers of the 1st generation were mounted on electronic tubes in ... year.
74. Computers of the 5th generation were based on distributed data processing and the use of computer technologies in ... year.
75. An expert system is ...
76. The stages of development of GIS are arranged in the following order: