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dmnaions. Afso referred to as quanf”tittie<br />
ensfysis.<br />
cpatlal data baao~llediens of similar<br />
end mfstad spstial data racerds that ere<br />
ramrdad for use by a computer. Ssa afm<br />
Geographic Informntlon System,<br />
MIL-HDBK-850<br />
spatial data astsr-Collactions of similar end<br />
mletad apstial date raamts Shst ere recorded fm<br />
use by a wrrqrufer.<br />
spatial data-Dats perfeining 10 the focatian<br />
of gaogmphii entities Iogelher with lhem<br />
spslial Cfhrw-@ens. S@al dsts are cfessifii m<br />
pdrrt, fins, er~ or surface.<br />
.<br />
spatlel “model-See stereoscopic model.<br />
speaking rod—See self-reeding Ievallng<br />
rod.<br />
special-purpoea map-Any map designed<br />
primarily to meet specific requirements.<br />
●peclal area (SA) annotation—A structure<br />
or group of structures fmssaasing urdque<br />
physical chsracterislics, bui whoss arss or fitiar<br />
dimensions do nof qualify for appiiostion of one<br />
of the radar significance anslysis codes.<br />
spsclaf job-cover m.sp-(JCS) A small-scale<br />
MSp US+ to ramrd progrw on pbtogrspfsic<br />
raconnatssarce tasks covering very fsrge arees.<br />
As asch porfien of the tssk is mmpletad the<br />
ems covered is oulfinsd on the map,<br />
epeclal meander comer—A corner<br />
eeSeblishsd at the intersection of s survayad<br />
SubdiiiSIon*f-sacf ion fine end a maender line or<br />
the intersection of a mrnpulsd center Ifne of a<br />
sacfion and a meander fine. In the fatter case,<br />
the centerline of tha sact”mn is celculatsd and<br />
suwey~ on a thaomticsl bearing to an<br />
infersachon with the meander fins of a lake (over<br />
50 acres in ares) wfich is heated entirety wfthin<br />
a section.<br />
spoclal-swbjmt map—See topfcal map.<br />
specific forca-The difference between the<br />
inartbl .mcalerstion and gravitation acting on a<br />
WY. The physical gravity eanead by<br />
accalerometera. All spirit Iavels are normsl to the<br />
spacifii force vector.<br />
apoelficatlone—The rulas, regulations,<br />
237<br />
..... .<br />
Syrrtrofegy, end e ccxnprehansive eel of<br />
St.snderds *i heve bean astabfiihad for a<br />
~tticulsr nmp or chart series w SIe gmtp.<br />
Spa@fiibnS vary wilh the ae and tb<br />
purfxma of tha graphii.<br />
spectral band-A set of adjacent<br />
wevalengths in the elactromsgnbtic spectrum<br />
with a mnw’non characteristic, such as tb ViSJMS<br />
band.<br />
●pactrophotomatar-A devics for the<br />
maasuremant cd spectral transmittenoe, spectral<br />
rafbcfanca, or rafstive apaofml erniitanoa.<br />
cpactroradlomot~ r—A device for the<br />
mseaurernant of spectral diiribufion of radiinf<br />
enargy.<br />
specular reflectlo n—(oplics or microwava<br />
thaery) The type of reflection charscferMlc of a<br />
highfy pelishad pfane surface from whwh efl rays<br />
are raflactad at an angfa equal 10 the angle of<br />
incidenca. See also dfffuee raffactlon.<br />
●pead of fens—S ee rafatfva aperture.<br />
upeed—(phetogmph~) The response or<br />
sensitivity of the material to fight, otlen<br />
expressed numerically acawdng to one of<br />
saversl systems (e.g., H and D, DIN, Schekrar,<br />
ard ASA exposure index). Sas al= relative<br />
eperturo.<br />
sphera-A body or the space bounded by a<br />
sphericsl surface. See also celeetlaf sphere;<br />
obflqua aphare; paraI1.sl sphera; right<br />
sphers; tarrastrlal sphere.<br />
spherical aberration—An aberration sausad<br />
by rsys fmm various zones of a lens coming to<br />
focus al dflerent places abrrg the sxis. This<br />
results in an object point being irnsgad as a<br />
blurred circle.<br />
apherlcaf angla-The angle between Iwo<br />
intersecting great circles.<br />
spherical coordlnatea-A system of pofsr<br />
merdinatas in which the origin is the center of e<br />
sphere and the poinls all iii on the surfece d<br />
the sphere. Ths paler axis d such e system cuts<br />
the sphere at its two poles. In photegmmmatry,<br />
sphericsl coadinstas are useful in defining the<br />
refstive orientation of perspective mya of exas<br />
and rneke if possiMe to state end mfve, in<br />
simple forms, ninny related problems.