geohashbased
Geohash is a geographic encoding system that converts latitude and longitude coordinates into a string of characters. Developed by Gustavo Niemeyer in 2008, it is designed to offer a unique identifier for any pair of geographic coordinates on the Earth's surface.
The encoding process involves the conversion of latitude and longitude values into a binary string, which is
Geohashing is based on a hierarchical zoning system, where each level of granularity is represented by a
The advantages of using geohashing include its relative simplicity, speed, and efficiency. It also provides a