Grid-based mapping

Grid-based mapping is a technique used to represent geographic areas by dividing them into a grid of squares or rectangles. Each grid cell contains specific information, such as terrain type, land use, or population data. This method simplifies complex landscapes, making it easier to analyze patterns and relationships in the data. It's commonly used in fields like urban planning, environmental monitoring, and navigation. By visualizing data in a grid format, decision-makers can efficiently assess spatial information and make informed choices based on the layout and characteristics of different areas.