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Geospatial data sets, in layperson’s terms, are collections of information that can be mapped, or located, so that people can use computers to research, analyze and plan. Geospatial Data Sets are much more than maps: they allow users to mix and mingle data by time as well as space, concept as well as location, relationships as well as values.
