Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allow researchers to store, organize, manipulate, analyze, and visualize spatial data. Data are “spatial” when they include information positioning them somewhere on (or relative to) Earth. Spatial research methodologies are used across scholarly disciplines, and may utilize GIS software and spatial data, as well as other cartographic materials such as aerial photographs and maps.
The Library can support you by:
- Helping you find and access spatial datasets (e.g., boundary files)
- Providing access to our map and air photo collections
- Offering guidance on GIS training and skills development
- Connecting you with other campus supports such as software services
GIS resources in the library:
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