The Geospatial Laboratory for Soil Informatics (GLSI) is a specialized research facility that integrates geospatial technologies with soil science. It employs tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial modeling to study and manage soil resources. The laboratory’s work is vital for addressing challenges related to agriculture, environmental sustainability, land management, and natural resource conservation.

Who We Are

The Geospatial Laboratory for Soil Informatics (GLSI) is a specialized research facility that integrates geospatial technologies with soil science. It employs tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial modeling to study and manage soil resources. The laboratory’s work is vital for addressing challenges related to agriculture, environmental sustainability, land management, and natural resource conservation.

  • Resources

    We provide tools and knowledge to support research, education, and collaboration, advancing soil science and sustainability efforts globally.

    Resources
  • Services

    Our team applies geospatial expertise to help stakeholders tackle challenges in agriculture, land management, and environmental monitoring.

    Services
  • Research

    GLSI advances soil science through innovative research in digital soil mapping, geomorphology, and emerging challenges shaped by team interests and funding opportunities.

    Research

Introducing: ISU’s Interactive Soilscape