Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analyze spatial data to inform decision-making. In coffee production, GIS supports farm mapping, land-use planning, and risk assessment.
GIS data identifies soil variability, elevation, and climate patterns. This informs planting decisions and resource allocation. Accurate mapping supports compliance with land-use regulations.
GIS adoption requires technical capacity and data governance. Simplified tools improve accessibility for smallholders.
Spatial intelligence enhances precision and accountability across coffee landscapes.