GIS is essentially the laying of information / data onto a base map. It allows large amounts of information to be seen by layering one set of information on to another. The base information is a map of the area being studied.
This map shows the layer potential lava flow data onto a base map of an area of Hawaii in order to see which houses are more likely to be affected by a volcanic eruption should it occur. Today we are going to explore GIS to identify how they can be useful to solve spatial problems SC:
We will use two scenarios to explore how GIS work to solve problems Christchurch over time Hazards in Hawaii
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