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This info is actually in the player's handbook in your ship Codex.
Honestly can't remember if I picked a landing area in the system map or I just looked at the surface from high up and chose to land at a spot I liked. I placed it next to a huge crater. I had to leave the area and come back, and when I did the site was there and I was able to land and start delivering materials.
(it was the col suite)
Not sure if you meant this, but the land gets flattened (or built up) automatically when you place the settlement. I have one on a mountaintop.
I've only flown to the planet and manually picked a spot (you can place anywhere on the surface) so I don't know about randomly assigning a settlement location.
It's more convenient to just drop it from the sys map, but more personal to be able to actively go and search for the right spot.
No practical difference though.
Not for ground sites. Fly to any spot on the planet, aim at the ground and fire the SC-Suite.