Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) is a technology that allows embedding and linking to documents and other objects developed by Microsoft.
Object Based Vector Data Model
ï® This new model uses objects to represent and organize spatial features.
ï® The geometry (spatial data) of a feature is stored as an attribute along with other attributes in a record.
object pooling
See Also: stateless
[programming] The process of precreating a collection of instances of classes, such that the instances can be shared between multiple application sessions at the request level.
Object-Oriented Programming Systems (OOPS)
Just about every GIS out there uses an object-oriented user interface, which technically makes them all object-oriented.
Object-Orientation in GIS
Object-Orientation in GIS
Description:
Existing GIS' data models are mostly based on the relational data modeling approach.
Insert Objects
ArcView layout allows the user to insert objects that have been created in other sections of the project, such as views, tables and charts. It is also possible to insert north arrows, scale bars and legend bars.
objects are created by connecting points with straight lines
some systems allow points to be connected using arcs of circles
areas are defined by sets of lines ...
Business Objects can be linked together automatically based on rules that can be setup.
Planner derives the relation of Assets and Spaces from the positions in the floorplan automatically and creates and maintains consistent links.
Binary large object
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GIS Guide to Good Practice
Section 1: Aims and Objectives
1.3 The thematic sections
To enable practitioners to target the individual sections most relevant to the particular task at hand, the aims of each section are summarised here: ...
Objective:
Download GIS data from the web and import it to ArcGIS.
Find information about data sources by using the National Spatial Data and Clearinghouse.
Objective/description: identification of potential GIS applications and existing resources, e.g., hardware, software, data, and staff.
Objectives
The distinct objective is to manage the efficiency of your system, deal with the technical problems with the cad software, reduce bottlenecks and improve the work flow, maintain a standard of quality, reduce stress, ...
Objective: Gain an understanding of what a map is, how a map is made, and how to use a topographic map and compass.
What you will be required to do to complete this module: ...
object -- a digital representation of all or part of an entity instance.
3. Object Recognition
People or Computers
Variability of Reflectance due to Environmental Conditions ...
2.3 Object-Oriented Programming Language (OOPLA)
2.4 The Community Profile of the Lower West Side in City of Buffalo
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The Object Pallette The object pallete is discussed on page 2-80 of the Interfaces manual. It is sometimes useful to keep your objects neatly named and organized so that you can access them from here.
vector object : A collection of vector elements and attributes stored in a complex topology as one entity project file. (See also: vector topology) ...
Buffer objects by 500 meters
SELECT ST_Buffer_Meters(the_geom, 500) FROM sometable;
Buffer objects using a column of meter values ...
1 The object oriented approach
Originally the object orientation was used as a programming concept leading to the construction of such programming languages as Simula, C++, Flavors, Smalltalk-80, Eiffel, etc.
Object Oriented
The tabular model is the manner in which most early GIS software packages stored their attribute data. The next three models are those most commonly implemented in database management systems (DBMS).
Objectives
Learn to use a GIS (ArcView plus Spatial Analyst).
Review basic information about the disciplines used to create and apply a GIS: ...
OBJECT
In recent years this has taken on a more specific usage with reference to GIS. It is a digital representation of a discrete spatial entity.
Object or airfield feature observed (use additional sheets as required).
Elevation
Self-explanatory.
Object-Orientation
OOPEC
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Object-orientation - (1) A software development of programming approach that uses one of the number of object-oriented languages (e.g. Ada 95, C++, Eiffel, Smalltalk).
An objective of this sensitivity analysis is to show the attitude performance achievable through feature tracking of surveyed targets.
The objectives of this project are to investigate, develop, and evaluate various methods and tools for the effective portrayal of cartographic information on the Internet.
The objectives of this assignment are to quickly learn to start ArcView from Unity and print a existing map.
Starting the Assignment: ...
The objective in this operation is to assemble a data base that contains all the ingredients to manipulate, through models and other decision-making procedures, into a series of outputs for the problem-solving effort.
The objective of mixture classes is to improve segmentation performance by modeling each information class as a probabilistic mixture with a variety of subclasses.
Some objects are capable of transmitting the light through without significant diminution (note how the beam bends twice at the medium 1/medium 2 interface but emerges at the same angle as entry).
Notre objectif ultime, la concrétisation du système de référence spatiale, est atteint lorsque d'autres levés sont intégrés et des canevas sont implantés pour permettre d'étendre le réseau des points de position connue de maniè ...
raster object)
data manipulations - (illegal overlays)
DATA PRESENTATION STANDARDS
cartographic design - map layout, legends, graphic quality
feature placement - annotation, completeness, accuracy ...
OLE Object Linking and Embedding developed by Microsoft. Allows objects from one application to be embedded within another (e.g., taking an Excel spreadsheet and putting it into a Word document).
Sizeable objects that orbit these planets are moons. For a complete listing, see that article.
dust and other small particles that orbit these planets form planetary rings
Space debris of artificial origin can be found in orbit around Earth.
Learning objective A learning objective is a written statement describing measurable achievements you hope can be accomplished during your class experience or any other definable learning activity.
One text object "patched" out.
A few patches and reconnected contour lines using digitizing tool.
All unwanted objects patched out and contour lines connected.
In GIS, an object defined by a series of connected points.
Log
A record of the speed, direction, and route of travel as obtained via GPS.
Recognizing objects from a remotely sensed image is often a difficult process. Many objects are hard to identify because their appearance in the image is unfamiliar to our memories. We see objects in our environment mainly from a oblique perspective.
CORBA: Common Object Request Broker Architecture
CPU: Central Processing Unit
CSSM: Content Standards for Spatial Metadata ...
Definitions: object Data and processing functions packaged into a small, discrete, interoperable module.
If the research objectives are to some degree "methodological," then the rules of engagement with tools such as GIS may be somewhat different, as may the content of the paper documenting the research.
Establishing FMU Objectives (coming in version 1.3)
Establishing Constraints
Grouping FMUs by Objective (coming in version 1.3)
Determining Weights
Understanding the ERCg Calculation in PCHA
Defining the Fire Preparedness Season ...
Explore—Use objective, data-driven methods to quantify and detect patterns in spatial data.
Feature - "An object in a spatial data base with a distinct set of characteristics" (Bonham-Carter, 1994, p. 359).
Feature - the object which is being mapped for use in a GIS system. Features may be points, lines or areas.
Featuring - the process of collecting GPS and GIS information simultaneously.
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Gap The distance between two objects that should be connected. Often occurs during the digitizing process or in the edge-matching process. Generalisation The simplification of reality or reduction of detail. Generalize 1.
246 detailed definitions of the codes employed for identifying objects and for attribute values. data model p. 23 In the database literature
1) general description of sets of entities and the relationships between these sets of entities ...
[LINK] A GIS can be used to emphasize the spatial relationships among the objects being mapped.
A procedure where objects in a non-geocoded database are geocoded using an address field such as a street address.
Aerial Photograph: A photograph, usually taken from an airplane, as a means of remotely recording ground level events.
Dissolve Barriers - An option in the buffer wizard to treat a soon to be created buffer as either one object or several
Feature - A digital representation of something in the real world.
POANPrimary Addressable Object Name is an element of NLPG which is the Premise number and/or the Premise name.
Postally CorrectAn accurate and up-to-date address in the correct format required by Royal Mail for postal purposes.
Students will learn basic concepts for visualizing objects from different perspectives and how to understand and use maps
NY GIS Clearinghouse Training
Intergraph For Schools - Teaching resources provide by Intergraph Corp.
The collection of information about an object or area from a distance. Methods employed include photography, radar, spectroscopy and magnetism.
Replacement: ...
land use map See: map, land use landmark Monument of material mark or fixed object used to designate a land boundary on the ground: any prominent object on land that may be used to determine a location or a direction in navigation or ...
Another fairly developed resource for naming GIS objects is the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names (GTGN), which is a structured vocabulary containing around 1,000,000 names and other information about places[1].
Electro-magnetic radiation which is reflected or emitted from an object is the usual source of remote sensing data. A device to detect the electro-magnetic radiation reflected or emitted from an object is called a "remote sensor" or "sensor".
R2V was developed using object-oriented technologies which makes the software highly efficient to process and manipulate both raster and vector data.
 See also: Information, GIS, Model, Software, Geographic
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