Which retail layout technique uses geographic principles to create 'heat maps' of customer traffic and increase sales of complementary products?

Geographic data is revolutionizing how retailers design their stores and arrange products. By analyzing customer movement patterns within stores, retailers can optimize layouts for maximum sales and customer satisfaction. This poll tests your knowledge about how geographic principles are applied to modern retail space planning and customer flow management.

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Adjacency mapping - placing frequently purchased together items in close proximity based on geographic traffic flow analysis
Grid patterning - organizing all products in straight lines to maximize visibility regardless of customer movement patterns
Vertical merchandising - displaying similar products on different shelf heights to accommodate customers of varying heights
Peripheral placement - positioning all high-margin items around store edges to ensure customers walk the entire space