How can you use geographical data in your problem analysis process?
Geographical data, or geospatial data, is any data that has a location component, such as coordinates, addresses, regions, or boundaries. Geographical data can be a valuable source of information for problem analysis, as it can reveal patterns, trends, relationships, and insights that are not obvious from other types of data. In this article, you will learn how to use geographical data in your problem analysis process, and what tools and techniques you can apply to make the most of it.
-
Alan HaleConsulting and V.o.C. research in b2b markets leading to insight and actionable strategies and tactics. Providing…
-
Dylan XuEVs, Self-Driving & AI Video Telematics | Founder at SelectCam AI | Ex-Momenta
-
Jeremy CramptonAAAS Fellow, U.S. Department of Energy, Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR)