Capture Data in the Field. Trust it in the Office.

Avenza Maps supports the collection of points, lines, polygons, GPS tracks, photos, freehand markups, and custom attribute data. Every observation is GPS-tagged and tied to its georeferenced map, providing the spatial context needed for analysis, reporting, and decision making.

Because field teams often work in various environments, including challenging ones, reliable field data should never depend on cellular coverage. Offline collection allows teams to capture observations with the same accuracy and consistency whether they’re working in urban environments, remote forests, pipeline corridors, or disaster response areas.

Yes. Custom data forms are configured before deployment so your team captures exactly the information each workflow requires. Standardized forms help ensure observations remain consistent across users, projects, and devices, reducing cleanup once data returns to the office.

Yes. Avenza Maps is purpose-built for offline-first fieldwork. Teams can collect observations, navigate with GPS, and work from georeferenced maps without an internet or cellular connection. Once connectivity is restored, collected data can be integrated back to office workflows.

Accuracy depends on your device’s GPS. For higher-precision work, Avenza Maps supports external GPS receivers to meet survey-grade collection requirements.

Yes. Avenza Maps scales from small field crews to large enterprise deployments. Custom forms, standardized data structures, and ease of license management help organizations coordinate data collection across multiple teams while maintaining data quality and consistency.

Collected field data exports in industry-standard formats compatible with Global Mapper and other GIS platforms. GPS-tagged observations, photos, and custom attributes retain their spatial context, allowing organizations to move efficiently from field collection to office analysis without manual reconciliation.

Traditional field collection often relies on handwritten notes, spreadsheets, or disconnected applications that require manual transcription once work is complete. GIS field data collection captures observations directly on a georeferenced map, automatically associating every record with its location. The result is more accurate data, faster reporting, and a smoother transition from field collection to office analysis.

GIS field data collection is the process of capturing location-based observations directly where work occurs. To do so, field teams record GPS-tagged placemarks, lines, polygons, photos, and custom attributes that become immediately associated with their geographic location.

By collecting structured geospatial information at the source, and even in offline environments, organizations improve data quality, reduce manual transcription, and accelerate the transition from field observations to office analysis.

GPS-tagged field data combines observations with precise geographic coordinates captured at the time of collection. Every photo, note, inspection record, or mapped feature is automatically linked to its real-world location, providing valuable spatial context that supports analysis, reporting, and future decision making