Sectoring
Sectoring is the division of a space, system, or dataset into discrete sectors or segments. These sectors are typically non-overlapping and collectively cover the whole, and they can be arranged radially around a central point, along a linear axis, or in irregular patterns depending on the context. Sectoring is used to organize complex entities into manageable units that can be analyzed, governed, or operated more efficiently.
In spatial and urban contexts, sectoring partitions an area into sectors that share similar characteristics or
Common domains include urban planning and policing, where sectorized beats help allocate patrols and resources; telecommunications,
Benefits of sectoring include improved organization, targeted service delivery, and scalable system design. Challenges include increased