Geospatial development
The term geospatial refers to finding information that is located on the earth's surface. This can include, for example, the position of a cellphone tower, the shape of a road, or the outline of a country:
Geospatial data often associates some piece of information with a particular location. For example, the following map, taken from http://opendata.zeit.de/nuclear-reactors-usa, shows how many people live within 50 miles of a nuclear reactor within the eastern United States:
Geospatial development is the process of writing computer ...
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