GIS mapping (Geographic Information System mapping) refers to the process of creating visual representations of spatial data using GIS technology. It involves the collection, analysis, and visualization of geographic information to help understand patterns, relationships, and trends in data related to specific locations.

Data inventory in mapping refers to a systematic catalog of all geographic and related datasets available for use within a mapping project or organization. One this data is assembled, clients can make better decisions about what to do with their assets.

Data integration in mapping refers to the process of combining and harmonizing data from multiple sources to create a cohesive and comprehensive view of spatial information. This involves merging datasets that may vary in format, scale, and structure to facilitate analysis and visualization.

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