Spatial distribution refers to the arrangement or pattern of a particular phenomenon, such as objects, people, or events, across a given area or space. It describes how the phenomenon is distributed or spread out in relation to its location, often involving the consideration of distance, proximity, and density. Spatial distribution can be analyzed and represented using various methods, including maps, charts, and statistical techniques. It is an important concept in geography, environmental science, and social sciences, as it helps understand the geographic relationships and patterns of different phenomena and their implications.
