GRB

Geometric symbols used to represent real-life phenomena and/or specific locations (i.e., triangles, circles, etc…).

Deriving waterhsed based on Pour Points.

GIS operation (vector overlay) where points on one dataset are overlaid onto polygons of another to determine the location of points on the polygon.

Point pattern analysis is the study of the spatial arrangements of points in (usually 2-dimensional) space. The simplest formulation is a set X = {x ∈ D} where D, which can be called the 'study region,' is a subset of Rn, a n-dimensional Euclidean space.

Programming object whose value refers (points) to another value at a different location in the system.

A point (P) in the system is recorded with the distance (d) and angle (θ) from the point of origin (O), taking into consideration the chosen reference direction (R).

Oscillation of the point where Earth's rotational axis intersects the surface with respect to a reference datum.

Diagram of satellite tracks with the observer's zenith at the center and horizon represented as the perimeter.

Stereographic projection set at the Poles of the Earth.

Wave Property. Only found in Transverse wave, where polarized waves only oscillates in a single direction.

Map Projection where all parallels are non-concentric circular arcs, with the exception of equator that is a straight line.

A closed shape, made up of a series of (x,y) coordinate with the starting and ending point having the same coordinate.

Type of Traverse, where lines (runs) return to starting point forming a closed figure (geometrically and mathematically closed).

GIS operation (vector overlay) where polygons on one dataset are overlaid onto polygons of another to determine location of different polygons.

Object-Oriented Programming principle where the same method can have different effect on different types of objects.

A form of linear regression presents the relationship between the independent variable x and the dependent variable y modelled as an nth degree polynomial.

Consisting of computing the polynomial with a given function of the roots of polynomial, often used to simplify the solution of algebraic equations.

Polygon Converter Model

Number of people as per a specific area (e.g. number of people per square meter).

Pressure of underground water within soil or between particles.

A measure of space in rocks, between grains, or within cracks.

When satellite rotates in the same direction as the rotation of the Earth.

Positional (3D) component of DOP.

Error in data affecting the measuring/calculation of position, could be an effect from accuracy and/or precisionof measured results.

In GPS, it refers to the modes of determining coordinates, which can be a combination of static/kinematic positioning and point/relative positioning.

Image editing in photography after they emerge from the scan converter and before they are displayed

Points of interests for Point-based Watersheds (i.e., individual streams, dams, etc…).

An infinite series that is similar to a polynomial with infinite number of terms.

Personal Protective Equipment

Post-Processed Kinematic Mode

Parts Per Million

Pearson's Product-Movement Correlation Coefficient

Precise Positioning Service

Pseudorange Correction

Image pre-process before analysis, involves the correction of distortion, degradation, and noise introduced during the imaging process.

Restricted code reserved for military application, modern encrypted signals are referred to as P(Y)-Code.

Refined technique of levelling that uses precise instruments to ensure precision of work, where greater accuracy is possible.

Positioning technique that relies on both Code and Phase observations, different from DGPS, PPP combines precise clock and orbit calculations from global network to precisely calculate position of a single reciever.

Degree of refinement (sensitivity) of observed quantities.

GIS model that predics the future possible condition of the spatial data.

Blue,green, red,colors used to mix and produce new color.

Data/information collected specifially for the purpose of the project, 'straight from the source'.

A distinct set of information/data that enables the differentiation between different sets of data.

Attribute that can uniquely identify a record/entity on a data table.

A Meridian of longitude defined to be 0ᵒ.

Tidal effects when Moon is between quadrature and New/Full moon.

A statistical procedure that uses an orthogonal transformation to convert a set of observations of possibly correlated variables into a set of values of linearly uncorrelated variables called principal components.

The point at which perpendicular projected across the center of the lens intersects the photograph.

Scale of reference globe.

Weight of soil (in the form of a prism) above target (e.g. pipe).