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Haley Draper, GISP, is a geographic information systems specialist for a county planning department in Lansing, Michigan. She creates parcel and floodplain maps for local infrastructure and assists residents with interpreting topographic charts. Draper previously interned with a regional transit authority digitizing bus route maps. She also writes for Biology Insights.

What Is Georeferencing and How Does It Work?
How to Find the Elevation on a Topographic Map
What Are the Different Types of Landforms?
What Is Geomatics? The Science of Spatial Data
What Is a Trench in Science?
How Was Lake Pontchartrain Formed?
What Is a Delta in Earth Science?
What Is a Coastal Plain and How Is It Formed?
What Is Red Land and How Does It Form?
What Is a Map Projection and Why Do We Use Them?
Can a River Change Course Over Time?
How to Read Elevation on a Topographic Map
What Are Contour Intervals on a Topographic Map?
How Are Globes and Map Projections Related?
What Tectonic Plate Is Tallahassee, Florida On?
What Is a Topographic Profile and How Is It Made?
What Is a Promontory and How Is One Formed?
When Does a Rock Become a Boulder?
What Is a Contour Map and How Do You Read One?
How Are Topographic Maps Made?
What Is a Gentle Slope on a Topographic Map?
What Is Relief on a Map and How Is It Shown?
What Is the Moving of Sediments From Their Original Position?
What Are Levees and How Do They Prevent Floods?
What Is a Landform? Definition, Types, and Processes
What Does a Steep Slope Look Like on a Topographic Map?
What Is a Delta in Geography and How Is It Formed?
How to Calculate Elevation: 3 Accurate Methods
What Is the Principle of Lateral Continuity?
What Causes Large Cracks in the Ground?