WF ED 540, Data Analysis - Spatial Data, 2016
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This document discusses spatial data analysis and defines latitude and longitude. It notes that spatial data includes location, dispersion, and intensity. It then explains that latitude ranges from 90° North to 90° South of the equator and longitude ranges from 180° West to 180° East of the prime meridian. Finally, it notes that spatial data is often defined and mapped using latitude and longitude coordinates.
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