GISkaartlagen
GISkaartlagen, often translated as GIS map layers or simply layers in a Geographic Information System (GIS), are fundamental components for organizing and visualizing spatial data. Each layer represents a distinct type of geographic feature or attribute, such as roads, buildings, elevation, or administrative boundaries. These layers are stacked on top of each other, allowing users to view and analyze different datasets in relation to one another within a common geographic area.
The concept of layering is central to how GIS software works. By separating different data types into
Common examples of GIS layers include vector data, representing discrete features like points (e.g., wells), lines