GeoData

GeoData, or geographic data, refers to information that describes the location and characteristics of physical features on Earth's surface. This data can include maps, coordinates, addresses, or details about landmarks, roads, and natural features. It helps in analyzing spatial relationships, making maps, planning routes, or understanding geographic patterns. GeoData is used in various fields like navigation, urban planning, environmental monitoring, and disaster management, enabling us to visualize and interpret spatial information effectively. In essence, it provides a digital way to understand and work with the geography of our world.