👉 Addressing computing, also known as spatial or location-based computing, is a paradigm that focuses on processing and managing data based on the physical locations of objects or users within a given environment. This approach leverages geographical information systems (GIS), sensor networks, and location-aware technologies to provide context-sensitive services and applications. By integrating spatial data with computational tasks, addressing computing enables more efficient resource allocation, improved user experiences through personalized services, and enhanced decision-making in various fields such as urban planning, logistics, healthcare, and smart cities. It involves techniques like geocoding, spatial indexing, and proximity analysis to identify and interact with objects or users in their physical locations, ultimately transforming how we process and utilize location-based information.
