1. past tense and past participle of remap; to map again or differently
2. to reorganize or restructure something according to a new plan or system
Usage: often used in technical contexts

Examples

• The cartographers remapped the entire region after the earthquake changed the coastline.
• The software engineer remapped the database structure to improve performance.
• City planners remapped the bus routes to serve more neighborhoods efficiently.
• The company remapped its organizational chart after the merger.
• Scientists remapped the gene sequence using new technology.
• The GPS system automatically remapped our route when we hit traffic.