Data
Data in general is any collection of facts and values. In a GIS lexicon "data" is often too broad: for spatial work one almost always means geodata or spatial data — information with a location component.
Generic data (tables, CSV without coordinates) becomes GIS-relevant when linked to a map via geocoding or joins. Geodata includes vectors, raster, attributes, and metadata on source and quality.
The distinction matters: "data" alone says nothing about PDOK, BAG, or format. For projects, speak of geodata, vector data, or raster data and refer to catalogs such as the Nationaal Georegister.
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