Why would a Bufferer be included in a workspace?

• A. You are assuming the end-user will choose the incorrect area on the map.
• B. The Geometry published parameter will only work in conjunction with a Bufferer.
• C. The noise from construction can affect residents living up to 100 meters away from the construction site.
• D. You are trying to find water mains that might be affected by the construction.

Answer: (C)

Buffering creates a zone around features at a defined distance. Here, you want to understand who could be affected by construction noise, which is a proximity problem. A Bufferer would generate a 100-meter buffer around the construction site, producing a polygon that represents the noise-affected area. With that zone you can identify and analyze residences or other sensitive assets within it, enabling you to assess impact, count affected buildings, or plan notifications. The other options don’t capture this usage: one is about user behavior on the map, another is about a parameter coupling that isn’t how buffering works, and another points to water mains, which is a different analysis that could use buffering but isn’t the primary reason for this scenario.