Mapping Technicians collect, analyze, and interpret spatial data to create maps and geographical information systems (GIS) applications. They use specialized software and equipment, such as GPS and digital mapping tools, to gather data on land features, boundaries, and infrastructure. Responsibilities include preparing maps for various purposes, conducting field surveys, and ensuring the accuracy of geographical information. Mapping Technicians collaborate with engineers, urban planners, and environmental scientists to provide critical spatial analysis and support decision-making processes in land use and development projects.