Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Overview

Join a collaborative user community of forward-thinking geographic information system (GIS) professionals discovering new insights, sharing innovative best practices, and learning about the latest geospatial technology. Spark meaningful change in your industry and help better the world.

Since 1990, the South Central Arc User Group (SCAUG) has provided resources and tools for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) users and professionals in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Mississippi.

URISA's educational programs are led by volunteers who have a demonstrated expertise for a particular subject area and a passion for sharing knowledge with their peers. Each committee strives to present a program that is important, timely, and robust.

For more information about events in Texas.

Now in its 57th year, NCTCOG's programs and departments encompass transportation planning, environment and development, aging and disability resources, emergency preparedness, demographic research, regional training, criminal justice, 911 emergency numbers, a regional police academy, and more. Use the links on this page to learn about the programs and initiatives active throughout the 16-county region.

SWIGGIS is an organization of female geospatial professionals dedicated to awareness, education, and participation in Geography and Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

- offered by the Geographic Information Systems Certification Institute

- offered by the US Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF)

- offered by the Imaging & Geospatial Information Society (ASPRS)

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From critical skills to technical topics, Udemy supports your professional development.

Esri's Young Professionals Network (YPN) is a community for those just starting their GIS journey or experienced professionals new to the field.

The URISA Mentoring Network fosters relationships between young GIS professionals and experienced mentors who can provide insight, share knowledge, and support mentees in their professional growth.

The W+G Mentorship Programme is an annual initiative that brings women+ together who seek to connect and grow alongside each other to feel empowered in their professional and personal lives.