Indiana Geographic Information Office
The Indiana Geographic Information Office (IGIO) is a government entity responsible for governing GIS activities and fostering a cooperative geospatial community within the state. It works in conjunction with the Indiana Geographic Information Council, a non-profit organization, to advance GIS projects and initiatives that benefit Hoosiers.
Welcome to GIS in Indiana, where an engaged and cooperative community of GIS practitioners works across the state. The Indiana Geographic Information Office (GIO) governs this community, blending statutory responsibilities with the grass-roots participation of the Indiana Geographic Information Council. This structure has led to a wide range of projects and activities that contribute to the well-being of Hoosiers.
The IGIO shares monthly updates on its programs and outreach through its GeoINsights newsletter, which subscribers can join to stay informed. The office also demonstrates continued excellence in the National States Geographic Information Council's Geospatial Maturity Assessment, highlighting its commitment to high standards.
Each November, the Indiana GIS community comes together to celebrate GIS Day, a full day dedicated to geographic information systems. The office's work, including its strategic plan, programs, and engagement efforts, underscore its dedication to advancing GIS and geospatial information for the state's benefit.
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