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A raster dataset called rasterl.tif contains many pixels with values of NoData.
Which map algebra expression changes NoData values to 0 (zero) in the output raster dataset while leaving all other pixel values the same?
Four emergency response facilities need to be placed so that the greatest number of people in a community can be reached within five minutes.
Which analysis method is used to make this determination?
A Microstation.dgn file is created for a mountainous area and is added to ArcMap with another vector dataset in the same projection. The .dgn file appears slightly too large in relation to the other data.
What is the most likely source of the problem?
Data in the state of Louisiana has the projection defined as WGS 1984 UTM Zone 15S. The user knows that this area of Louisiana is located m UTM Row S. When added to ArcMap with other data that draws in the correct location the data with the Zone 15S definition draws in the vicinity of the North Pole.
What is wrong with the projection definition?
Using the Spatial Analyst IDW (Inverse Distance Weighted) tool an ArcGlS user interpolates a point feature class to a raster. The user notices that some high point values near the edge of the feature class seem to have a dramatic effect on the output.
This occurs even in areas that are far from the high edge values
Which two parameters should the user consider changing in the IDW tool? (Choose two)
