spatial resolution

Spatial resolution refers to the level of detail in a visual representation or measurement of an area. In images or maps, it indicates how closely we can see or distinguish different objects or features. For instance, high spatial resolution means you can see small details clearly, like individual trees in a satellite image, while low spatial resolution might make everything appear blurry or merged together. It is essential in various fields, including photography, geography, and remote sensing, as it affects our understanding and analysis of spatial information.