Chapter 2

This type of geospatial technology allows us to layer multiple sets of data on top of each other, onto one map.

• GIS

• GPS

• Remote Sensing

• Topography

This type of geospatial technology allows us to pinpoint locations of objects or places using a complex satellite system.

• GIS

• GPS

• Remote Sensing

• Topography

This type of geospatial technology involves collecting data such as images, heat readings, etc. while not physically being at the specific locations. Drones, planes, helicopters, etc. may be used to collect data.

• GIS

• GPS

• Remote Sensing

• Topography

Which is of the following is the most likely explanation for this map's creation?

• to determine the best transportation routes for the homeless to travel to jobs

• to help political candidates identify voters concerned about homelessness

• to uncover features of the region's geography that cause homelessness

• to help county officials identify how best to use resources to reduce homelessness

Data that can be counted.

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

The Census

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

Data that can't be counted or assigned a number.

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

The shape and features of the land is also known as its _____________.

• Climate

• Geography

• Topography

• Ecology

A cartographer is someone who .....

• makes maps

• assists in urban planning

• collects data via fieldwork

• develops emergency response plans

Absolute distance .....

• uses the cardinal directions.

• uses perceptions like up, down, right, left.

• is distance that can be measured using a standard unit of length.

• is measured using metrics like time or money.