Feature Mapping
Feature Mapping
Feature mapping involves identifying and marking specific elements or characteristics on a map or image.
CEGIS uses feature mapping to study how landscapes change over time, which helps them plan for things like managing forests and predicting floods.
Using feature mapping to make maps
Using feature mapping to make maps
Feature mapping is about marking specific elements like roads, buildings, and natural features on maps to understand landscapes better.
This helps planners make decisions about development and conservation.
Understanding how the landscape is used
Understanding how the landscape is used
Feature mapping involves identifying and marking specific elements or characteristics on a map or image. It could be things like roads, buildings, rivers, or forests. By creating these detailed maps, scientists and planners can better understand the landscape and how it's used.