Grid

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Science

Energy

Science› Energy

Renewable Energy

An electric utility´s system for distributing power.

Science› Energy› Renewable Energy

Biomass

An electric utility’s system for distributing power.

Science› Energy› Renewable Energy

Solar Energy

A term used to describe an electrical utility distribution network.

Science

Water

A system of interconnected power lines and generators that is managed so that the generators are dispatched as needed to meet the requirements of the customers connected to the grid at various points. Gridco is sometimes used to identify an independent company responsible for the operation of the grid.

Science› Weather

Climate Change

Grid (Gridded field) A grid is a finite collection of points to which the meteorological variables used in a numerical model, or interpolated from observations, apply. A field of such regular values (points) is termed gridded field.

Technology

GIS

  1. A fully integrated grid(cell-based) geoprocessing system for use with ARC/INFO. GRID supports a Map Algebra spatial language that allows sophisticated spatial modeling and analysis.
  2. A geographic data model representing information as an array of equally sized square cells arranged in rows and columns. Each grid cell is referenced by its geographic x,y location. See also raster and grid cell.
  • City of High Point, NC — GIS Glossary retrieved 2014-05-27

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