GEOM 109 - Lecture Focus 1

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Geocoding refers to the process of converting text-based postal address data into digital geographic coordinates.

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Address geocoding interpolates the location of a street address by comparing it with data in the reference database.

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Which of the following is true about Geocoding? (select all that apply)

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Parsing converts the Address to lower case

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Which of the following is required to effectively geocode? (select all that apply)

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Addresses to be matched are parsed into separate components

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Which of the following geocoding styles locates street address on both sides of the street using a line reference layer and requires address ranges on both left and right side of the street?

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Which of the following geocoding styles locates street address without considering left or right sides and requires a single address range for each street?

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Which of the following geocoding styles locates street address by matching a single field address to a single point or polygon?

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Which of the following geocoding styles is most often used with parcel data?

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Which of the following geocoding styles matches two fields containing a city name and a state name or abbreviation?

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Place the following Geocoding steps in order
( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) Match the address in batch mode
( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) Choose the address table and set up the session
( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) Add the address locator previously created
( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) Review the matched/unmatched addresses
( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) Change the geocoding options to facilitate matching
( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) Rematch addresses in batch or interactive mode

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For crime mapping and analysis, one researcher has stated that a hit rate is unacceptable and another has derived statistically a minimum acceptable hit rate of .

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A geocoding rate of 95% or better is required for competitive location-based services

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To bring the rate to 95% or better a current and accurate reference database and additional effort in validating street addresses would be required

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Positional accuracy effects the quality of geocoding

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Which of the following is commonly used in Traffic Accident Police Reporting?

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Which of the following assigns addresses to points?

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Which of the following could be factors that could effect the accuracy of geocoding? (select all that apply)

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Geocoding provides a convenient “out of the box” method for municipalities to convert address-referenced data to a GIS format and can be depended upon when high accuracy is important

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Dynamic segmentation can be defined as the process of dynamically computing the location of events along a route

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A route is a linear feature with a linear measurement system stored with its geometry

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In ArcGIS a route has a 'Polyline M' shape type

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In ArcGIS 'Events' are linearly referenced data that occur along routes

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Which of the following describes a route that follows one direction

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Which of the following describes a route that is joined with another route?

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Which of the following describes a route that subdivides into two routes?

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Which of the following describes a route that intersects itself?

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Which of the following are examples of linear events? (select all that apply)

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Which of the following are examples of point events? (select all that apply)

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Network analysis enables you to solve problems based on distance and time

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A GIS network is a system of _ features that has appropriate to facilitate the analysis of the _of objects

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Select from the following topology that is relevant for network analysis? (select all that apply)

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Select from the following attribution that is relevant for a road network that is being prepared for network analysis? (select all that apply)

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Which of the following is considered to be the basic geometric feature of a network?

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Which of the following refers to a street intersection?

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Which of the following refers to a transition from one street segment to another?

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Which of the following refers to a point of interest?

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Which of the following stops the flow through a feature?

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Which of the following refers to the cost of traversing a segment?

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Which of the following refers to the time it takes to complete a turn?

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Which of the following assigns the turn impedance value to each turn in the network?

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Which of the following refers to the routing requirements on a network?

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Which of the following network analysis concepts is associated with speed limit?

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Select from the following the components included in a geometric dataset? (select all that apply)

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Select from the following the components included in a network dataset? (select all that apply)

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Select from the following examples of edge costs? (select all that apply)

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Select from the following examples of junction costs? (select all that apply)

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Which of the following finds shortest paths with multiple stops?

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Which of the following network analysis processes finds features connected to or disconnected from the flagged feature?

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Which of the following network analysis processes is used to find places with indeterminate flow?

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Which of the following network analysis processes returns total cost associated with found trace?

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Which of the following network analysis processes is used for utility networks and sourcing environmental contamination?

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Which of the following network analysis processes is used to locate possible line break from a set of service calls?

Spatial Analysis 2 Lecture Focus Question Set 1 for Exam Studying. Not including written answer questions

GEOM 109 - Lecture Focus 1

GEOM 109 - Lecture Focus 1

Geocoding refers to the process of converting text-based postal address data into digital geographic coordinates.

Address geocoding interpolates the location of a street address by comparing it with data in the reference database.

Which of the following is true about Geocoding? (select all that apply)

Parsing converts the Address to lower case

Which of the following is required to effectively geocode? (select all that apply)

Addresses to be matched are parsed into separate components

Which of the following geocoding styles locates street address on both sides of the street using a line reference layer and requires address ranges on both left and right side of the street?

Which of the following geocoding styles locates street address without considering left or right sides and requires a single address range for each street?

Which of the following geocoding styles locates street address by matching a single field address to a single point or polygon?

Which of the following geocoding styles is most often used with parcel data?

Which of the following geocoding styles matches two fields containing a city name and a state name or abbreviation?

For crime mapping and analysis, one researcher has stated that a ____ hit rate is unacceptable and another has derived statistically a minimum acceptable hit rate of ____.

A geocoding rate of 95% or better is required for competitive location-based services

To bring the rate to 95% or better a current and accurate reference database and additional effort in validating street addresses would be required

Positional accuracy effects the quality of geocoding

Which of the following is commonly used in Traffic Accident Police Reporting?

Which of the following assigns addresses to points?

Which of the following could be factors that could effect the accuracy of geocoding? (select all that apply)

Geocoding provides a convenient “out of the box” method for municipalities to convert address-referenced data to a GIS format and can be depended upon when high accuracy is important

For crime mapping and analysis, one researcher has stated that a hit rate is unacceptable and another has derived statistically a minimum acceptable hit rate of .

A GIS network is a system of _ features that has appropriate to facilitate the analysis of the _of objects