Match each fundamental GIS data model or remote sensing concept on the left with its correct defining characteristic on the right.
- Raster Data ModelRepresents geographic features using a continuous grid of square pixels or cells
- Vector Data ModelRepresents spatial features using discrete points, lines, and polygon boundaries
- Passive Remote SensingDetects naturally occurring radiation emitted or reflected from the Earth's surface
- Active Remote SensingEmits its own energy signal toward a target and measures the reflected response
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Raster Data Model corresponds to the continuous grid of square pixels or cells; Vector Data Model corresponds to discrete points, lines, and polygon boundaries; Passive Remote Sensing corresponds to detecting naturally occurring radiation; Active Remote Sensing corresponds to emitting its own energy signal and measuring the reflected response.
Each concept is matched correctly according to standard GIS and remote sensing definitions: Raster uses pixel grids; Vector uses points/lines/polygons; Passive sensing detects natural sunlight/thermal radiation; Active sensing transmits and records its own artificial energy pulse.
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