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In the research field, cell phones are used for field data collection and one of the applications that is used is KoBoCollect.

The use of KoBoCollect/toolbox eases data collection, saves, manages, and gives automated summaries of research data. KoBoCollect/toolbox provides the advantages of conducting paperless (not paper-based) research, able to record data in complex formats such as numeric data, descriptive data, photos, videos, sounds, coordinates, and other data, dynamically making forms changes when conducting research, and displaying interactive applications. KoBoCollect can be run off-line, made it possible to collect field data in remote locations and no internet network. Simple data analysis such as median values, mode, graphs, and distribution maps of data collection is provided in KoBotoolbox. With KoBoCollect/toolbox, researchers quickly find out the results of the research.

Coupled to the above, a geographic information system (GIS) is a computer system for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth’s surface. GIS can show many kinds of data on one map, such as streets, buildings, vegetation, large-scale (multinational) projects, and security or disastrous hotspots. By relating seemingly unrelated data, GIS can help individuals and organizations better understand spatial patterns and relationships. Digital data can also be entered into GIS. An example of this kind of information is computer data collected by satellites that show land use—the location of farms, towns, and forests. Remote sensing provides another tool that can be integrated into a GIS. Remote sensing includes imagery and other data collected from satellites, balloons, and drones.