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Indicates questions asking about the use and meaning of specific technical words in GIS.
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Is "puntal" an accepted and defined geometric term?
There are definitions for the geometric qualities of polygons and lines:
polygonal: Having many angles; hence characteristic of a polygon.
Ref: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/polygonal
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Differences between DEM, DSM and DTM?
I am listing some of the acronyms used in our work and had to stop to think about whether to list these together or separately:
DEM: Digital Elevation Model
DSM: Digital Surface Model
DTM: Digital T …
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