GRB

Lack of accuracy and/or detail.

The highest level of understanding of required knowledge areas in which there is not only mastery of fundamental knowledge, but also a development of appreciation.

See Definition on Cured In-Place Pipe

It fails to meet many of the intended subject learning outcomes.

Where survey boat is moving towards the shoreline.

The angle between the incident rader beam at the ground and the normal to the ground surface at the point of incidence

Lack of data points/values causing errors in the system output.

Unexplainable data, data that cannot clearly be understood and often hard to be integrated for analysis.

Baselines observed using GPS positioning, usually the shortest baselines (or baselines with the least amount of biases) in a GPS network.

Similar to a binary model but produces an index value, it is used to calculate index value for each area and produces a ranked map.

Computer file structure that allows faster search, each file is allocated with an indexed location.

Kriging that uses binary data (1 and 0).

Where measurements cannot be directed observed (taken) through instruments and has to be determined through relationships of other observed values.

Data that is not distinct.

Map Generalization technique where there are inferences of the relationships between symbols/features/data.

Model that represents the conclusion derived based on derivation from observations and empircal data

Surveys of low tolerance measurements made in manufacturing processes.

Thermal inertia, a measure of the response of a material of temperature changes.

Method of interpolation where the predicted value differs from the known value.

Data that lacks accuracy and precision.

Collection of meaningful data/values that could be interpreted into a situation.

Merging of information from a variety of sources that could have differing conceptual, contextual and typographical representaions.

Operating in the range of 8-14 µm, to display radiant temperature on a LCD monitor.

Physical structures/facilities in the network (e.g., computer infrastructure).

In programming it is often referring to the process which data can take on the characteristics of a particular class or taking on the behaviour from a set of codes.

A malfunction in printing where ink pixels have spread causing inaccuracies and bluring of images.

Internal orientation of air camera during photography.

Where an object from one class can create a new object from another class.

Process to establish and maintain accuraction of instrument, minimizing potential systematic errors in observations/measurements.

Type of Systematic Error that affects accuracy and precision of measuring equipment, can be minimized through callibration.

Materials that hinders electric flow.

See definition on Cycle Ambiguity.

Raster contain cells with integer values.

To bring together the existing knowledge, concepts and elements either from area of study or from other disciplines to formulate solutions to problems or fill in gaps of knowledge.

A network database management system for mainframes.

An optical imagery system equips with a high-resolution panoramic camera for various surveillance and reconnaissance purposes.

Platform for interaction.

Allow to acquire the short wavelenght transmittance and extremely desired narrow bandpass characteristics.

The measurement of the difference between phases of signal from a common source travelling at different paths.

Angles observed within a closed polygon.

Where the carrier signal (transmitted signal) is mixed with another signal (generally the target return signal).

Readings of height measurement after the Backsight towards other points of interest (with the exception of the final point/BM) during the level run in a single setup.

See definition on Pseudokinematic Positioning/Survey.

The ability that redundant observations have in detecting and identifying errors.

Standard language for the communication of systems across the internet (e.g., transfer of data TCP/IP, display of data HTTP).

The ability of making systems and organizations work together (inter-operate).

Method for constructing new data points within existing set of discrete data points to make better sense of the situation.

Perception of a object on a diagram/map to be in front of (occupying higher ground) when compared to background/objects at back.

Ability to explain data, images, and translate the given data (like remote sensing images) into useful information and present clearly and coherently.

Projection where shape (terrestrial surface) is cut to avoid possible distortion.