A set of categories for data classification that divide the range of all values into distinct and equal,  but not overlapping, intervals ; sometimes called class intervals

 A graph showing the distribution of values within a set of data.

All the data presented in various map layers is referenced to a single base map layer. An example would be a completed mapping project where all the pictures of the SPC campus buildings have been geo-referenced to the Pinellas County shapefile,  

Assigned meanings to vector and raster data such as symbols for railroads and cities or various colors for density, population, or labeling

A distance measure added to a geographic coordinate system to eliminate negative coordinate system values of parallels in a projection

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