Final Coaching Day 2 - AM (GIS, HPG, ECOLOGY, ULU, ZONING, IPRA

In 1854, who famously used a geographic method by mapping cholera cases in London, helping to identify the source of the outbreak and is also known as the father of epedimilogy

• Roger Tomlinson
• Daenerys Targaryen
• John Snow
• Sir Richard Robert Torrens

He is generally is recognized as the father of GIS for use by the Canada Land Inventory in the early 1960s

• Sir Richard Robert Torrens
• Roger Tomlinson
• Daenerys Targaryen
• John Snow

Refers to the specific position of a place/entity on the Earth's surface

• Nominal Location
• Location
• Absolute Location
• Relative Location

Refers to defining and describing a location simply by its name

• Location
• Nominal Location
• Absolute Location
• Relative Location

Refers to defining and describing a location by using some type of reference system to define positions on the earth's surface

• Location
• Nominal Location
• Absolute Location
• Relative Location

Refers to defining and describing places in relation to other known locations

• Location
• Nominal Location
• Absolute Location
• Relative Location

The study of place and names and their respective history and meanings

• Geography
• Law School
• Toponomy
• Anatomy

The position of a feature of phenomenon on the surface of the earth relative to something else

• Location
• Direction
• Distance
• Movement

Refers to the degree or amount of separation between locations and can be measured in nominal or absolute terms with various units

• Location
• Direction
• Distance
• Movement

Refers to the methods used to represent the curved surface of the Earth on a flap map

• Absolute Location
• Map Projection
• Relative Location
• Nominal Location