Spatial Alignment

Spatial alignment refers to the process of arranging and matching geographic data or objects so they align accurately within a common coordinate system or map. It ensures that features from different sources or datasets, such as satellite images, maps, or plans, line up correctly in space. Proper alignment is essential for analyzing, comparing, or integrating spatial information, allowing for precise location-based decisions and applications. Essentially, it’s like fitting puzzle pieces together so they form a consistent and accurate representation of the real world.