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Geographic Information System

Description

A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a computer system designed to capture, store, manage, analyze, and visualize geographical data. It allows users to interpret and understand spatial relationships between different sets of data, helping in making informed decisions based on geographic context.

Senses

  • Noun: A system that integrates various data sources to create maps, perform spatial analysis, and provide meaningful insights.

Usages

  • Popular Usage: The use of a geographic information system has revolutionized urban planning, helping city governments to optimize resource allocation and development strategies.
  • Local Usage: Due to its effectiveness in disaster management, the local government implemented a geographic information system to map vulnerable areas and improve emergency response coordination.

Sample Sentences

  1. I accessed the Geographic Information System to analyze the population distribution in the region.
  2. The company relies on a Geographic Information System to identify the most suitable locations for new retail stores.
  3. The use of Geographic Information Systems has significantly improved the efficiency of wildlife conservation efforts.

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