FAQ

What is NSDI?

The National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) is a collaborative initiative that aims to provide a framework for sharing and accessing geospatial data across various organizations and agencies within a country. It facilitates the integration of geospatial data from multiple sources, ensuring data interoperability and consistency.

Is the data on NSDI Portal freely available?

The availability of free data on the NSDI Portal depends on the specific dataset and its category. While some datasets may be freely accessible, others might have restrictions or require permissions for use. Please review the metadata associated with each dataset for more details.

How frequently is the NSDI Portal updated?

The NSDI Portal is regularly updated as new geospatial data becomes available and existing datasets are refreshed. The frequency of updates may vary depending on data sources and the policies of contributing organizations.

What data formats are supported on NSDI Portal?

The NSDI Portal supports a wide range of geospatial data formats, including shapefiles, GeoJSON, KML, GeoTIFF, excel, Geodatabase.

Can I download data from the NSDI Portal?

Yes, you can download geospatial data from the NSDI Portal. Each dataset's download options will be provided on its respective page.