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Geographic Information System

A geographic information system (GIS) is a computer system that stores, analyzes, and displays data that’s connected to a location on Earth’s surface. GIS can show many different types of data on a map, such as buildings, streets, and vegetation. This allows users to more easily understand patterns and relationships.

Science

GIS helps scientists and analysts study climate change, sea level rise, and land use planning.

Logistics

GIS helps companies like Amazon track products, trucks, planes, traffic, weather, and customer locations.

Disaster management

GIS can help manage and respond to events, such as the spread of COVID-19.

Farming

GIS can help farmers determine when and where to plant crops, based on soil health.

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Earth Science Information Center

To find out more about how GIS is used in your local community, contact your nearest Earth Science Information Center (ESIC). Staff from the US Geological Survey (USGS) answer questions about aerial photographs, maps, satellite imagery, computer programs, data formats, data standards, and digital cartographic data.

Engineers use GIS technology to support the design, implementation, and management of communication networks for the phones we use, as well as the infrastructure necessary for internet connectivity. Other engineers may use GIS to develop road networks and transportation infrastructure.