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GIS is a powerful set of tools in current perspective because GIS has the
capabilities to provide information about a location. GIS technology helps in
simplifying decision making based on its analysis capabilities with spatial data.
It is an application developed to provide information through spatial
visualization framework that can assist and support decisions taken in the
management and use of man-made resources and environment.
Currently, there is a rapid development in geographic information system.
The use of Google Earth in this study proved that GIS is able to identify the
locality of the samples more accurate and faster compared to conventional
method. In addition, the use of this GIS information can also be developed in
other application such as a tracking device to facilitate the conduct of survey
operation.

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