Geospatial Analysis Techniques

Geospatial analysis techniques involve using geographic information to understand patterns, relationships, and trends in data. This can include mapping locations of events, analyzing spatial relationships, and predicting future outcomes based on geographic factors. Common techniques include Geographic Information Systems (GIS), which visualize data on maps; spatial statistics, which study the distribution of data; and remote sensing, which gathers information from aerial or satellite images. These methods help in various fields, such as urban planning, environmental management, and public health, enabling informed decision-making based on location and spatial context.