(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere
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Glossary<br />
state may have a different coordinate system that attempts to minimize distortion over the state.<br />
Static Features. Objects that do not change in reflectance.<br />
Static Random Access Memory. Electronic data storage device that can be randomly accessed, as opposed to<br />
sequentially accessed. Static refers to its ability to retain the data as long as power is supplied to the device either through<br />
a battery or computer.<br />
Strain Gauge. A device that has a changing electrical resistance as it is deformed. Used in load cells to convert to electrical<br />
signals.<br />
Sun-Synchronous Orbits. An orbit in which each pass of a satellite over a given point occurs at the same local time.<br />
T<br />
Tag. A number automatically created by JDFarm Office which represents the Setup item in the directory structure of your<br />
computer. This number follows the item through the years and does not change. The tag is randomly assigned and cannot<br />
be edited or deleted.<br />
Task. Fourth level in the storage hierarchy. Task names are global. A Task can be assigned to any Field; data for a Field is<br />
stored indexed by Task. A given Field fill typically has several Tasks associated with it over the course of a year. Task<br />
names are created by the user in the desktop software. A task in a field can have 1 to 6 operations associated with it.<br />
Text Format. Export file format which creates an ASCII comma delimited file.<br />
Thermal Band. Infrared wavelengths of electromagnetic energy.<br />
Thematic Mapper (TM). A remote sensor designed to create maps of different surface feature categories or “themes.” The<br />
TM sensor has a spatial resolution of 98 feet (30 m) and is capable of collecting data on seven different bands, including a<br />
thermal band. The TM sensor was flown on LANDSATs 4 and 5.<br />
TIGER Files. (Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing Files) The nationwide digital database<br />
containing street addresses and census boundaries with population statistics.<br />
Tillage. Mechanical soil-stirring actions for nurJDFarm Officeturing crops by providing suitable soil environment for seed<br />
germination, root growth, and weed and moisture control.<br />
Toolbar. A row of buttons underneath the menu bar used to access common commands.<br />
Troposphere. Lower atmosphere.<br />
Turnaround Time. The elapsed time between a satellite taking an image and receipt of that image by the customer.<br />
U<br />
Undefined values. Setup items (carrier, contract, farm, field, implement, load destination, machine, product, operator, rate<br />
and task) that have a negative tag ID indicating that they are not predefined in Setup.<br />
Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM). A metric coordinate system commonly used for mapping at scales of 1:500,000 or<br />
larger. Satellite imagery is usually supplied in UTM coordinates because it provides georeferencing at high levels of<br />
accuracy for the entire grid.<br />
Unknown. Created when you unload your PC Card into a version of JDFarm Office that does not have the Setup data as<br />
defined or chosen in the combine.<br />
Unnamed. If you use the Undefined feature on the GreenStar Display, you will have Unnamed farms or fields in your file list.<br />
Unnamed farms or fields cannot be unloaded from the PC Card without first choosing an existing farm or field to merge the<br />
data with, or creating new ones.<br />
User Segment. The portion of GPS consisting of receivers used by civilians and the military for determining the position of<br />
a person or object.<br />
V<br />
Variable-Rate Application (VRA). Adjustment of the amount of cropping inputs such as seed, fertilizer, and pesticides to<br />
match conditions in a field.<br />
Variable-Rate Technology (VRT). The equipment used to perform variable-rate applications of crop-production inputs.<br />
Vector Format. Format for storing and displaying GIS spatial data in which the data is stored as points, lines, or areas that<br />
create the terrain or map objects. By using a nearly continuous coordinate system, vector data can be more accurately<br />
georeferenced than raster data.<br />
Vegetation Indexes. A tool for identifying the levels of health of plant biomass. A vegetation index can be used to assess