Nature & environment

GIS technology plays an essential role in territory management and planning. It allows us to analyze and visualize spatial data, giving us a better understanding of the physical properties of an area and the interaction between different elements. For example, we can map cadastral data such as parcel boundaries, ownership information and land use.

We can also use GIS to analyze demographic data, such as population density, age distribution and migration patterns. This provides insight into social and economic aspects of an area, simplifying decisions about infrastructure, public facilities and community development.

GIS is also used to manage natural resources and identify sensitive areas such as protected natural areas, water resources or sensitive landscapes.