Mappable
Mappable describes something that can be represented on a map, or that can be subjected to a mapping between spaces or domains. In cartography, geospatial analysis, and related fields, something is considered mappable if it can be assigned coordinates, displayed at a geographic scale, and integrated with other spatial data.
In geographic information systems, mappable features include cities, rivers, roads, and administrative boundaries. The ability to
In computing and data processing, mappable is often used to describe data or objects that can be
In genomics, mappability refers to the ability to align sequencing reads to a reference genome. Regions with
The term also appears in data integration and ontology alignment to describe data that can be mapped