A Geographic Information System is a framework utilized for gathering, managing, and analyzing data related to physical locations, coordinates, and spatial aspects of the Earth's surface. This system integrates various types of data, including Aerial Mapping, which involves capturing images of the Earth from an elevated position to create maps. Geotrackable refers to objects or entities that can be tracked geographically using this system. The term 'Locations' in this context refers to the specific coordinates or places on the Earth's surface that are studied, managed or analyzed using Geographic Information Systems.