GIS Dictionary

[government] The system of human-made physical structures, such as roads, bridges, canals, cables, wires, communications towers, hospitals, pipes, reservoirs, and […]

[computing] In object-oriented programming, the acquisition of methods and properties by child classes or interfaces from their previously existing parent

[modeling] Data that is entered into a computer, device, program, or process.

[ESRI software] In geocoding, a piece of information such as a customer address and location of an incident. Input event

[analysisgeoprocessing] In geoprocessing, data put into the system for processing, usually specified by a path in a dialog box, script,

[analysisgeoprocessing] In geoprocessing, tabular data put into the system for processing, usually specified by a path in a dialog box,

[map design] A small map set within a larger map. An inset map might show a detailed part of the

1 [computing] In object-oriented programming, a single object created based on the template or definition of the class to which

[computing] In programming, the process of creating a single object based on the template or definition of the class to

[ESRI software] In the Survey Analyst for field measurements Survey Explorer, a field that allows the user to select the

[ESRI software] In geodatabases, a feature dataset that stores topologically associated feature classes. The topological editing tools in ArcMap can