Overview
Geospatial data ethics is a critical field that addresses the moral implications of collecting and using geographic information. As technology advances, the ability to gather and analyze geospatial data has increased, raising important questions about privacy, bias, and accountability. Understanding...
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Example: Maps showing population density.
Example: Deciding whether to share personal data.
Example: Not sharing your home address without consent.
Example: Data that overrepresents urban areas.
Example: Publishing data collection methods.
Example: A company being held responsible for data breaches.
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Key Concepts
PrivacyData OwnershipBias in DataTransparency