The application of basic map data in smart transportation includes traffic infrastructure management, network visualization, demand forecasting, path planning, environmental assessment, intelligent transportation system integration, information service center, command and control center, and traffic perception evaluation, aiming to improve traffic management efficiency, optimize travel experience, and ensure traffic safety.

Use basic map data for pipeline monitoring and management to ensure safe operation. GIS technology helps with asset management, safety warning, emergency response, and third-party construction control, improving the efficiency and safety of pipeline maintenance.

Basic map data is the core of the navigation system, providing users with route planning, real-time positioning and traffic situation updates and other services. Both in-car navigation systems and smartphone map applications need basic map data to help users navigate from one point to another.

Urban planners use basic map data to analyze urban layout, plan infrastructure construction, evaluate land use, and conduct simulations of urban expansion.

Logistics companies use basic map data to optimize distribution routes and reduce transportation costs and time. By analyzing road networks and traffic conditions, logistics systems can plan the most efficient delivery routes for couriers or transport vehicles.

Environmental agencies use basic map data to monitor and assess environmental changes, such as changes in forest cover and the distribution of water pollution. These data are essential for the formulation of environmental protection policies and the implementation of ecological restoration projects.