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Geospatial Revolution
The current era characterized by advanced methods of geographical data collection using technology such as mapping, satellites, and aerial photos.
Landscape
A term referring to the condition of the land or a specific area, such as a "desert landscape."
Landscape Analysis
The task of defining and describing landscapes through observation and interpretation.
Field Observation
The act of physically visiting a location to collect firsthand information about it.
Spatial Data
Information that can be tied to specific locations, including both physical features and human activities.
Remote Sensing
A method of gathering information from satellites orbiting the Earth or other craft above the atmosphere.
Aerial Photography
Professional images captured from planes that provide observed data about landscapes.
Ground-level Photography
A modern tool for capturing information about landscapes, replacing traditional sketching methods.
Data Interpretation
The process of synthesizing and integrating collected information to understand the studied place or landscape.
Geospatial Data
Information that can be quantitatively or qualitatively tied to specific places, including human activities and traits.
Fieldwork
The practice of observing and recording information in a specific location to gather geospatial data.
Qualitative Data
Non-numerical information such as photos, interviews, and satellite images that help geographers understand a place better.
Individual Sources
Data collected by individuals through methods like interviews and informal observations.
Institutional Sources
Data gathered by organizations, including government documents and media articles.
Technology in Geography
Advances that enhance the collection, storage, analysis, and display of geospatial data, making it more accurate and accessible.
