Question

A tessellation in GIS primarily refers to:

• A. Interpolation of spatial values across irregular surfaces
• B. Storage of spatial data in relational tables
• C. Division of space into non-overlapping cells covering the entire study area
• D. Representation of spatial features using vectors

Hint:

Examples of tessellations: \[ \boxed{ \text{Square Grid} \qquad \text{Hexagonal Grid} \qquad \text{Triangular Mesh} } \] They completely cover the study area without gaps or overlaps.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C