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A spatial analyst has created a project in ArcGIS Pro. Which two items can be stored in the project to use when needed?
A. Layouts
B. Script
C. Maps
D. Data Frames
A. Layouts
C. Maps
Which element of the ArcGIS Pro user interface displays the contents of the active view?
A. Contents Pane
B. Catalog Pane
C. View
D. Ribbon
A. Contents Pane
Which two statements best describe ArcGIS Pro capabilities?
A. Perform link analysis to highlight connections in the data.
B. Use Artificial Intelligence to recognize complex patterns.
C. View a dashboard that allows you to monitor data in real-time.
D. Create 2D and 3D maps to visualize data.
B. Use Artificial Intelligence to recognize complex patterns.
D. Create 2D and 3D maps to visualize data.
Which statement best describes how to share a web layer in ArcGIS Pro?
A. Right-click the layer in the Contents pane.
B. Export the layer as a file on disk.
C. Use the Publishing tab to share a layer.
D. Save the layer as a layer package.
A. Right-click the layer in the contents pane.
Which option would be the best choice to view all the features of a specific layer on your map?
A. Use the Explore tool to pan your map to the location of the features.
B. In the Contents pane, right-click the layer and choose Zoom To Layer.
C. Use your mouse wheel to scroll in or out until all the features are visible.
D. In the Contents pane, double-click the layer.
B. In the Contents pane, right-click the layer and choose Zoom To Layer.
B. A localized geographic information system
C. A desktop-based geographic information system
D. A mobile device-based geographic information system
A. A cloud-based geographic information system
Which capability is available to users with public access to ArcGIS Online?
A. Having unlimited storage space
B. Creating web maps
C. Sharing content within an organization
D. Accessing additional ArcGIS apps
B. Creating web maps
Which phrase best describes an ArcGIS Online organization?
A. A discrete virtual space within the ArcGIS Online cloud that enables an organization to manage content and foster collaboration
B. The organization that hosts ArcGIS Online, including the location of servers, administrators, and management
C. A desktop application through which an organization can access local geospatial data
D. A method for organizing or arranging maps, scenes, apps, layers, and other content in ArcGIS Online (which may involve groups, folders, and schemas)
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A. A discrete virtual space within the ArcGIS Online cloud that enables an organization to manage content and foster collaboration
AGOL Online Content Type: Layer
A layer references a dataset and specifies how that dataset is to be portrayed using symbols and text labels.
AGOL Online Content Type: Web Map
Web maps are 2D maps that are made up of web layers that can be shared, edited, and displayed online.
AGOL Online Content Type: Web Scene
Web scenes are similar to web maps, except that they display 3D geographic data and phenomena.
AGOL Online Content Type: Web App
Web apps allow you to control how users interact with web maps and scenes. Web apps provide a focused experience, with more potential for context and utility.
AGOL Online Content Type: Files
File types that are commonly shared through ArcGIS Online include reports (PDFs), CSV files, and shapefiles.
Which of the following file types can be made into layers?
A. PDF
B. CSV
C. Shapefile
a collection of prerendered cached image tiles for single-band or elevation data.
Scene Layer
a collection of 3D feature objects and elevation values.
Table
a collection of rows and columns in which each row, or record, represents a single entity or occurrence.
Which type of content can be added to a web map?
A. Apps
B. Layers
C. Scenes
D. Groups
B. Layers
You need to create a layer that includes pop-ups with tabular information for use in a web map. Which layer type should you use?
A. Scene layer
B. Tile layer
C. Feature layer
D. Basemap layer
C. Feature Layer
Object Identifiers
Unique IDs
What do the field types short and long integer have in common?
They both represent whole numbers
What do the field types float and doubles have in common?
They both represent decimal numbers
What are the 3 basic components of an attribute query?
An attribute field, an attribute value, and an operator
Data Wrangling
the process of transforming data from one format into another format so that it can be used to discover patterns
Data-Cleaning
may include actions such as correcting spelling errors, populating empty fields, identifying duplicate records, removing errors, and standardizing data sets
Which two ArcGIS notebook output types can be used to share analysis results as a story?
A. Tables
B. Images
C. Maps
D. Video
A. Tables
C. Maps
Which analysis workflow step is specific to performing GIS tasks?
A. Cleaning
B. Exploration
C. Engineering
D. Data wrangling
B. Exploration
T/F: When using an ArcGIS notebook to verify that the correct layer is being referenced from a list of layers, print the name of the layer to the cell's output.
True
T/F: The ArcGIS Notebook's interface tools in ArcGIS Pro include a tool for sharing the notebook.
False
When using Run All to run all cells in an ArcGIS notebook, several Markdown cells output invalid string syntax errors. Which statement describes the reason for the unexpected errors?
A. Cells that contain Markdown code do not have a code cell type.
B. Cells of Markdown cell type do not have Markdown code.
C. Cells that contain Markdown code do not have a Markdown cell type.
D. Cells that contain Markdown code do not have a heading cell type.
A. Cells that contain Markdown code do not have a code cell type.
Geoprocessing within ArcGIS Pro refers to
suite of tools for performing spatial analysis and GIS data management.
Spatial Analysis Process: Proximity
View and analyze data based on the distance between features.
Spatial Analysis Process: Temporal
View and analyze data based on a date or time field to see patterns over time.
Spatial Analysis Process: 3D
View and analyze data in a 3D context.
False
Which spatial analysis process can you use to answer this question: "Which district does each fire station point fall within?"
Overlay
Describe the Apportion Polygon tool.
The tool summarizes attributes from an input polygon layer based on the spatial overlay of a target polygon layer and assigns the summarized attributes to the target polygons. The target polygons have summed numeric attributes derived from the input polygons that each target overlaps.
Describe the Count Overlapping Features tool.
Generates planarized overlapping features from the input features. The count of overlapping features is written to the output features.
Describe the Erase tool.
Creates a feature class by overlaying the input features with the erase features. Only those portions of the input features falling outside the erase features are copied to the output feature class.
Describe the Identify tool.
Computes a geometric intersection of the input features and identify features. The input features or portions thereof that overlap identity features will get the attributes of those identity features.
Describe the Intersect tool.
Computes a geometric intersection of the input features. Features or portions of features that overlap in all layers or feature classes will be written into the output feature class.
Describe the Remove Overlap (multiple) tool.
Removes overlap between polygons contained in multiple input layers.
Describe the Spatial Join tool.
Joins attributes from one feature to another based on the spatial relationship. The target features and joined attributes from the join features are written to the output feature class.
Describe the Symmetrical Difference tool.
Computes a geometric intersection of the input and update features, returning the input features and update features that do not overlap. Features or portions of features in the input and update features that do not overlap will be written to the output feature class.
Describe the Union tool.
Computes a geometric union of the input features. All features and their attributes will be written to the output feature class.
Describe the Update tool.
Overlays a polygon layer with another layer to summarize the number of points, length of the lines, or area of the polygons within each polygon, and calculate attribute field statistics about the features within the polygons.
Describe the Summarize Statistics tool.
Calculates summary statistics for fields in a table.
Describe the Tabulate Intersection tool.
Computes the intersection between two feature classes and cross tabulates the area, length, or count of the intersecting features.
You have the location data of a hurricane for every six hours from the time when it developed from a tropical storm until its dissipation. Which analysis would you use to see the hurricane's movement over time?
A. Statistical
B. Network
C. Temporal
D. Proximity
C. Temporal
You must determine the shortest route between two hospitals. Which collection of geoprocessing tools would be a good place to start when looking for a routing tool?
A. Network Analyst Tools
B. Analysis Tools: Proximity toolset
C. Analysis Tools: Statistics toolset
D. Analysis Tools: Overlay toolset
A. Network Analyst Tools
What are the purpose of environment settings?
To provide additional parameters that can be used to modify the output.
What are the 4 levels of environment settings?
Application, Tool, Model, and Model Process
Describe Application Environment Settings
System-wide defaults. Saved to geoprocessing settings.
Describe Tool Environment Settings
Applied to a single run of a tool and override the application-level settings.
Describe Model Environment Settings
Specified and saved with a model and override tool- and application-level settings.
A. Extent
B. Reference Scale
C. Output Has Z Values
D. Output Coordinate System
E. NoData
F. XY Resolution
G. Current Workspace
A. Extent
D. Output Coordinate System
G. Current Workspace
T/F: Environment settings affect geoprocessing within the project for which they are set.
True
Define Discrete Data
Real-world features that have well-defined boundaries.
Define Continuous Data
Real-world phenomena that do not have well-defined boundaries. (ex: temperature, elevation, rainfall)
T/F: If it makes sense to take an average of the values in the data, then the data is continuous.
True
Which attribute or feature type can be represented as continuous data?
A. Hydrography
B. Land use
C. Ocean depth
D. Soil type
C. Ocean depth
T/F: Spatial data is any data that includes information about the location of a feature or phenomenon.
True
Describe a Small-scale Map
Show a large geographic area with few details.
Describe a Large-scale Map
Show a smaller geographic area with ore details.
Which statement is true?
A. Local parks should be represented by polygons at small scales.
