Have you ever wondered why certain types of conflict seem to cluster in specific regions — or why some areas remain peaceful? Traditional analysis might count how many incidents occur. Spatial analysis lets us see how those incidents are arranged — are they clustered around borders, along roads, or near population centers? For example, in… Continue reading
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Introduction to GIS Data: Choosing, Understanding, and Using It Responsibly
Choosing the Right Layers in GIS When you’re first exploring a data portal, it can be tempting to download and add every layer you see. After all, more data feels like more power, right? But in GIS, adding too much information can quickly lead to cluttered maps, longer processing times, and even misleading results.