Layered Maps

Introduction

In GIS data visualization, one technique that stands out as particularly powerful is the ability to overlay, or superpose, multiple layers of information to form a composite map.

This method allows us to synthesize diverse spatial data, consequently, deriving new insights and painting a comprehensive picture of the subject at hand. For example, by overlaying a road map, a population density layer, and a layer of public amenities, we could gain a nuanced understanding of urban planning challenges and opportunities.

The strength of GIS, and ...