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Geospatial Information and Technology

Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML

Geospatial Information and Technology (GIT) is a field encompassing the collection, analysis, management, and visualization of location-based data, including GIS, remote sensing, GPS, and cartography. Professionals such as GIS analysts, surveyors, and remote sensing specialists use these technologies to support urban planning, natural resource management, disaster response, and infrastructure development. It is often taught as an academic and vocational discipline preparing students for careers in mapping and spatial data analysis.

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