kartoituksilta

Kartoituksilta is a Finnish term that translates to "from mapping" or "from surveys." It refers to the origin or source of information that is derived from cartographic products or data collection efforts. This could encompass a wide range of applications, from geographical information systems (GIS) to historical map analysis.

When data is described as "kartoituksilta," it signifies that its foundation lies in the detailed recording and representation of spatial information. This might include data points collected through land surveys, aerial photography, satellite imagery, or existing map layers. The term implies a process of observation, measurement, and documentation of the Earth's surface or specific features within it.

In practice, "kartoituksilta" can be used in various contexts. For instance, a report on urban development might cite data "kartoituksilta" to indicate that its population density figures or land use patterns were derived from recent municipal mapping projects. Similarly, an environmental study might refer to geological formations "kartoituksilta" meaning they were identified and delineated on geological maps. The term emphasizes the visual and spatial nature of the source material.