Overview of GIS, BI, and Market Analysis Geographic Information Systems (GIS): GIS refers to software and tools used to collect, store, visualize, and analyze spatial (location-based) data. It enables users to interpret data through maps and spatial relationships. In a…

Spatial Databases in GIS (Geographic Information Systems) are specialized databases designed to store, query, and manipulate spatial or geographic data. They are fundamental to efficiently managing large datasets with location-based attributes and are widely used in urban planning, environmental modeling,…

In Geographic Information Systems (GIS), there are two primary types of spatial data: Raster and Vector. Each type represents geographic features and spatial information in a different way. Raster Data Vector Data Summary Table Feature Raster Vector Data Type Pixel/grid-based…

In Geographic Information Systems (GIS), coordinate systems and map projections are fundamental concepts that define how geographic data is spatially located and represented on maps. 1. Coordinate Systems A coordinate system is a framework that uses numbers (coordinates) to uniquely…