digital geospatial data

Digital geospatial data refers to information that uses digital maps and coordinates to represent the real world. It includes details about locations, features, and geographic features like roads, rivers, buildings, and terrain. Using satellites, GPS, and aerial imagery, this data helps us analyze spatial relationships, plan infrastructure, manage resources, and navigate. It is stored in digital formats and can be processed and visualized with specialized software, making it a vital tool for various applications in urban planning, environmental management, transportation, and more.