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GIS Day

November 18, 2026

A message from Jack Dangermond

GIS: Powering Purpose and Innovation

GIS helps us transform insight into outcomes.

On GIS Day, we celebrate the innovators, problem-solvers, and storytellers who use geographic information system (GIS) technology to make a difference—proving that when purpose meets technology, the possibilities are limitless.

GIS is more than maps—it’s a catalyst for meaningful change.

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History of GIS

GIS Day is dedicated to sharing, teaching, and inspiring others with GIS. Esri president and cofounder Jack Dangermond credits activist Ralph Nader as the person who inspired the first formal GIS Day in 1999.

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