Last update: December 16, 2021
Spatial analysis has always been a hallmark of GIS, the “numerical recipes” which set GIS apart from other forms of computerized visualization and information management. With GIS we can pose questions and derive results using a wide array of analytical tools to help us understand and compare places, determine how places are related, find the best locations and paths, detect and quantify patterns, and even to make spatial predictions.
"The greatest potential for change and success occurs when we all understand and speak the same language—-the language of spatial analysis." -- Chris Cappelli
What better way to speak that language than via a story map, in either
