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Ariel Doumbouya

Ariel Doumbouya is currently the Acting Chief of Cartographic Data Services within the National Geospatial Program (NGP) at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The NGP provides the digital geospatial foundation for the United States, and is responsible for designing, planning, and executing the national topographic mapping program. 

As the acting Chief of Cartographic Data Services, Ariel leads the strategy and operations for delivering authoritative geospatial data and services that support The National Map, providing foundational mapping products and geospatial information for the nation. Ariel oversees a multidisciplinary team of cartographers, geographers, and physical scientists, guiding the development and management of digital cartographic resources, spatial data, and innovative mapping solutions. 

With deep expertise in geospatial science and program management, Ariel drives initiatives to advance the USGS topographic mapping program, geospatial data standards, practices, and availability. Ariel is committed to fostering collaboration, promoting data accessibility, and supporting the evolving needs of the geospatial community.

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