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After becoming familiar with the GEO MAPID dashboard, the next step is to begin creating your own spatial data. One of the fundamental skills in a GIS workflow is digitization—the process of drawing objects directly on the map to create new data layers.
In this video, you will learn how to perform digitization directly in GEO MAPID using three primary geometry types: point, line, and polygon. These skills are essential for building layers such as asset locations, road networks, and operational boundaries without the need for heavy GIS software.
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