Chapter 6 looks at how screens and stream layers can be used to show real-time GIS data in a dynamic way. It divides spatiotemporal data into four main types: moving, fixed, stationary, and change. Each type gives you a different view of spatial patterns and temporal trends. Because of this, a useful tool called a school crime reporting map has been created, which lets students report crimes and see them happen in real-time using simple icons. This project encourages safety on campus and in the neighborhood. The chapter’s focus on dynamic data visualization and the use of time sliders improve spatial analysis by giving users strong tools to see how things change over time and make smart choices. Overall, Chapter 6 shows how real-time GIS data can be used to solve many problems and take advantage of many possibilities.