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What is GIS?

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  1. welcome to our Channel G is simplified by education today we will talk about what is G s and basic components of it let us start understanding the
  2. terminologies here G stands for geography geography is nothing but a study of land inhabitants and objects on the surface of the earth I stands for
  3. information information talks about details of the features on the surface of the earth for example name of a building is an information s stands for
  4. system system is technology and methods that are used to capture objects on the Earth's surface and combine it with the information GIS is an acronym for
  5. geographical information system academically it is a computerized mechanism to capture store display query and analyze Geographic data there are
  6. two data types involved in GIS system spatial data and uh non spatial data let us understand spatial data in more detail location or extent of geographic
  7. features are stored as a spatial data for example location of Taj Mahal or a road network from under to Delhi or administrative boundary of any state in
  8. non spatial data information is stored mostly in a tabular format it is also called an attribute data for example year of construction of Taj mal length
  9. of the road or a population of a state spatial data can further be divided into three different type of objects it can be point line or a polygon these are the
  10. three components of a spatial data let us understand point any object which does not have width or length it can be represented by a point
  11. for example location of a hospital in a city can be represented by a point line any object which is having sufficient length but no width is stored as a line
  12. for example a state highway running across the street cities an object which is large enough and covering an enclosed boundary is stored as a polygon for
  13. example a state boundary in a map non spatial data is also called attribute information it is mostly stored in a tabular format in the database there are
  14. various data types that are supported for example name of the building is stored as text height of the building will be stored as a numeric and then
  15. construction date will be stored in date bullion is also one type of data type the basic building block of a GS system is layer layer is nothing but logical
  16. grouping of similar objects so GS system allow us to capture each feature that is available on the earth in two separate layers for example customers can be
  17. combined into a separate layers same way buildings streets and land use can be captured in two separate layers ultimately GS system will allow us to
  18. display all this layer on top of each other and then we will be able to rebuild the ground reality in digital platform let us talk about components of
  19. GS basically there are five components of GS first component is a hardware that is the server and computers that we use for
  20. running the GS application second component is nothing but the software software with based suitable functionalities is always
  21. required to meet the end-user requirement third component is the most important component that is data GIS is like any other system garbage in garbage
  22. out kind of a system so quality of data is very important next component is the people who use the GS system who manage the data who update the data so people
  23. plays a very critical role in keeping the data up to date last component is nothing but the procedure standard set of procedures and methodology help us in
  24. creating and maintaining GS system up to date so we will keep it up to this point thank you for watching the channel share your feedbacks to improve upon thank you

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