Geospatial Analysis Vocabulary

noun A wildlife corridor is a strip of land that connects two or more larger areas of wildlife habitat.

• The government is considering establishing a wildlife corridor to protect the migration routes of various animal species.
• They're talking about creating a wildlife corridor to help animals move around more freely.
• Yo, they're gonna build a nature highway for the animals to cruise through, man.
• The wildlife corridor acts as a vital lifeline for the animals, connecting different habitats like a natural bridge.

noun A line on a map connecting points at which something occurs or arrives at the same time.

• An isochrone is a curve on a map that connects points that have the same travel time from a specific location.
• The isochrone on the map shows how far you can get in 30 minutes from here.
• Check out the isochrone line on the map, it's like a time-travel path!
• The isochrone of success in this industry is different for everyone.