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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What are interpolations, and what do we use them for in GIS?
Interpolation is a method used to estimate values at locations where data hasn’t been directly measured. It works by using known values from surrounding points to predict the unknown ones, creating a continuous surface. This surface helps in mapping and analysis, making sense of scattered data.
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