Urban planning is a dynamic and complex process that involves designing, organizing, and managing the physical, social, and economic aspects of cities. In the modern age, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have emerged as a critical tool for urban planners, helping visualize, analyze, and manage city data efficiently. GIS allows city administrators to make data-driven decisions that shape sustainable, resilient, and smart urban environments. This blog explores how GIS technology is transforming urban planning by providing better data integration, infrastructure management, environmental analysis, and more. The Role of GIS in Urban Planning 1. Data Integration and Visualization GIS integrates various datasets, such as population demographics, land use maps, utility networks, and…