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Questions
- Refer to Step-4 of the step by step illustration on the minimum weighted distance surface presentation for point or line or polygon features above. Why is the Euclidian surface is divided by the weight value?
- Refer to Step-5 of the step by step illustration on the minimum weighted distance surface presentation for point or line or polygon features above. What is your strategy or concept to derive minimum weighted distance values based on weighted distance surfaces of each feature ID. How do you implement your concept in your GIS system? Describe in detail, the steps of implementation in your GIS System.
- RRefer to Step-6 of the step by step illustration on the minimum weighted distance surface presentation for point or line or polygon features above. What is your strategy or concept to find out the influenced zone by each feature id based on the minimum weighted surface? How do you implement your concept in your GIS system? Describe in detail, the steps of implementation in your GIS System.
- Refer to Step-7 of the step by step illustration on the minimum weighted distance surface presentation for point or line or polygon features above. How do you combine each zone in order to produce a map that shows all the zones? How do you find out which zones are influenced by more than one zone? How do you implement your concept in your GIS system? Describe in detail, the steps of implementation in your GIS System.
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