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GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY - Coggle Diagram
GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY
Utilizes
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)
Analyzes
Spatial data
Shows
Relationships
Reveals
Patterns
Creates
Maps
Displays
Complex information
Manages
Location data
Guides
Conservation planning
Sets
Priority areas
Uses
Land-cover data
Measures
Species richness
Supports
Habitat modeling
Supports
Wildlife protection
Tracks
Animal movement
Plans
Wildlife corridors
Supports
Habitat restoration
Identifies
Priority sites
Monitors
Habitat change
Evaluates
Habitat suitability
Develops
Habitat models
Use
Deductive approach
Produces
Suitability maps
Guide
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Models
Potential habitat
Uses
Known requirements
Use
Inductive approach
Analyzes
Presence/absence
Identifies
Species patterns
Derives
Habitat factors
Utilizes
REMOTE SENSING
Utilizes
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS (GPS)
Uses
Satellites
Send
Signals
Determines
Location
Requires
Four satellites
Enables
Real-time monitoring
Prevents
Poaching
Supports
Wildlife tracking
Recognizes
Movement patterns
Use
Past behavior
Identifies
Home ranges
Maps
Species ranges
Monitors
Migration
Guides
Wildlife management
Plans
Protected areas
Establishes
Wildlife corridors
Guides
Safe crossings
Plans
Patrols
Supports
Positional analysis
Uses
Geofences
Monitor
Areas of interest
Trigger
Alerts
Reduce
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Compares
Animal locations
Relate to
Roads
Relate to
Livestock
Relate to
Fences
Supports
Behavioral analysis
Examines
Animal movement
Identifies
Unusual movement
Relates to
Poaching
Relates to
Injury
Relates to
Illness
Integrates
GEOSPATIAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (GeoAI)