0 relating to information that identifies where particular features are on the earth's surface, such as oceans and mountains: --
geospatial data/information
It supports the temporal, geospatial, topical, and network analysis and visualization of datasets at the micro (individual), meso (local), and macro (global) levels.
Subsequently, the use of geospatial technologies began to see increased integration with non-geographically focused applications.
They were able to use our maps (pre and post crisis) and geospatial databases to assist in emergency response and assessing damage extent.
They are used for establishing the vertical geospatial control.
Due to the increasing capabilities of mobile devices, however, geospatial computing in mobile devices is a fast-growing trend.
To better understand the ability of a local region to supply more of its own food, the model should be moved into a geospatial framework.
These typically exhibit strong spatial patterns, hence are amenable to use and analysis with geospatial technologies.
These examples are indicative of some of the major challenges for scientists who wish to apply geospatial techniques.
