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When considering perceptions, the observation scale and resolution areclosely related properties. There is consensus in considering resolution as thedensity of elementary pieces of information in a specified information space.Differently, with the concept of scale, several conceptions compete for aconsistent meaning. Scale is typically regarded as way to indicate the degreeof detail in which an observation is performed. But surprisingly, there is nota unified definition of scale as a description's property. This paper offers aprecise definition of scale, and a method to quantify it as a propertyassociated to the interpretation of a description. To complete the parametersneeded to describe the perception of a description, the concepts of scope andresolution are also exposed with an exact meaning. A model describing therecursive process of interpretation, based on evolving steps of scale, scopeand resolution, is introduced. The model relies on the conception ofobservation scale and its association to the selection of symbols. Fiveexperiments illustrate the application of these concepts, showing thatresolution, scale and scope integrate the set of properties to define any pointof view from which an observation is performed and interpreted.

A proposal about the meaning of scale, scope and resolution in the context of the interpretation process