The Spatial Interpolation Features of a Geographic Information System (GIS)would

question 20

Multiple Choice

The spatial interpolation features of a geographic information system (GIS) would be most useful when a researcher needs to

• A)detect energy at a wavelength that is not detected directly by an existing satellite.
• B)estimate data at a particular point where it has not been measured.
• C)use a large-scale map but only a small-scale map of the area of interest is available.
• D)identify the optimal route through an area.

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