![]() These additional variables are often referred to as In 2015 or the geometry of the roads in an area, as well as their typeĪnd names. (geometry), and also store their names and the size of their population For example, a vectorĭata set may describe the borders of the countries of the world Such dataĬonsists of a description of the “geometry” or “shape” of the objects,Īnd normally also includes additional variables. Spatial objects are usually represented by vector data. Objects may refer to a river, road, country, town, or a research site.Įxamples of continuous phenomena, or “spatial fields”, include ![]() With clear boundaries or as a continuous phenomenon that can be observedĮverywhere, but does not have natural boundaries. Spatial phenomena can generally be thought of as either discrete objects
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