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The ______ ____ requires that any person wishing to
construct a major facility in Montana must apply to
DNRC for Certificate of Environmental Compatibility
and Public Need.
A. Siting Act
B. Montana Supreme Court
C. DNRC
D. Montana Administrative Procedures Act
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________________________________ is a
technological field that incorporates
geographical features with tabular data
in order to map, analyze, and assess
real-world problems.
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Give the forms of Spatial Data
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It is laid within the field boundaries. The land levels
taken and it is laid using either animal drawn or tractor
drawn ridges.
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An area of land that
feeds all the water
running under it and
draining off of it into
a body of water.
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________ is referred to as that is
accumulated beneath the soil surface in
saturated zones.
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_______ Is a small, sometimes temporary, dam
constructed across a swale, drainage ditch, or waterway
to counteract erosion by reducing water flow velocity
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Give at least two uses of GIS.
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Father of GIS
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A traditional low-cost method of soil conservation
suitable for sloping land; it promotes water retention
and helps prevent erosion. It can be laid up to 6%
slopes.
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Such __________ is essential for creating,
editing and analyzing spatial and attribute
data, therefore these packages contain a
myriad of geospatial functions inherent to
them.
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______ configuration such as slope, length, degree and
uniformity of slope affect both disposal of water and
soil loss.
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Factors affecting water shed management except;
A. Size and Shape
B. Topography
C. Drainage
D. Watershed wetness
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When was the first application of the
concept of GIS?
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The two primary types of data that are used
in GIS.
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The core of any GIS.
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A printing technique called ______________
was introduced, which allowed users to
separate layers from a map. This meant
different themes could be printed, but this
did not represent a full GIS since there was
no opportunity to analyze mapped data.
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Determines the boundary line
between adjacent watersheds
__________
_________
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Factors affecting water shed management except;
A. Size and Shape
B. Topography
C. Drainage
D. Watershed wetness
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_________ is generally determined by production
capacity and estimated cost of construction.
A. Siting Act
B. Applicability of the Siting Act
C. DNRC
D. Montana Administrative Procedures Act
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At least ________ before the potential applicant wants to
apply for a certificate, he must begin to furnish the
DNRC with annual reports of his future construction
plans.
A. One year
B. Two years
C. Three years
D. Four years
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________ provide focused user experiences
for getting work done and bringing GIS to
life for everyone. It works virtually
everywhere: on your mobile phones, tablets,
in web browsers, and on desktops.
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Give the two Kinds of Data
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Is the platform like construction, which are constructed
along the contour of the sloping land. This type of
terraces are generally constructed on the land slope
ranging from 6 to 33%.
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Well-trained GIS professionals
knowledgeable in spatial analysis and skilled
in using GIS software which are essential to
the GIS process.
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_______ are the geographic container for the
data layers and analytics you want to work
with. GIS maps are easily shared and
embedded in apps, and accessible by
virtually everyone, everywhere.