GIS Mapping (Geographic Information System) involves creating detailed digital maps that represent spatial data, such as land features, infrastructure, or environmental conditions. GIS technology allows for the collection, analysis, and visualization of geographic information, enabling decision-makers to better understand patterns, trends, and relationships within a given area.
Database preparation is the process of organizing and storing spatial and non-spatial data in a structured format that can be efficiently accessed and analyzed within a GIS system. This involves importing data from various sources (like surveys, satellite imagery, or GPS) and ensuring it is clean, accurate, and compatible with GIS software for mapping and analysis.
Together, GIS mapping and database preparation provide a powerful tool for urban planning, environmental management, infrastructure development, and various other applications by enabling accurate data analysis and informed decision-making.
