Talk 1 - Welcoming Remarks This session will demonstrate the use of CartograPlant (https://cartograplant.org/), a web application which facilitates access to genotypic, phenotypic, and environmental data about globally georeferenced plants. It contains three talks: the first introduces CartograPlant as a whole; the second describes the process of data ingestion, ontology mapping, and integration; and the third describes its analytical and data retrieval capabilities. CartograPlant supports the community need for FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) plant data storage and access. Currently, CartograPlant enables access to genetic and phenotypic data for 1,160 unique plant species across 635 genera in addition to 964 global, North American, and regional environmental layers. Together, TPPS and CartograPlant work to increase data reuse. This framework itself is continually updated, ensuring that its database structure and tools consistently meet the evolving storage and analysis needs of researchers, conservationists, land managers, and plant breeders as they assess global change, support resilient breeding, and guide informed agricultural and ecosystem management decisions. Talk 2 - FAIR Data Submission and Integration for Plant Population Studies This session will describe the process of data submission to CartograPlant and post-submission automated processes. Data ingestion is completed with the Tripal Plant Population Submit (TPPS) pipeline, a dynamic set of questions which aim to collect data consistent with the Minimum Information About Plant Phenotyping Experiments (MIAPPE) guidelines. Upon data submission, vocabulary terms are mapped to common ontology frameworks including the Sequence Ontology (SO) and the Phenotype And Trait Ontology (PATO). Such ontology mapping permits the multidimensional integration of datasets generated across time and heterogeneous methodologies, enabling meta- and mega-analysis. Long-term data storage and Digital Object Identifier (DOI) generation are offered for eligible datasets. Talk 3 - Analytics for Plant Population Studies This session will include a demonstration of the analytical capabilities of CartograPlant. Following ingestion, data is made available for visualization, retrieval, and analysis through CartograPlant. Users can filter data by taxon, measured traits, marker type, region, and publication, enabling precise selection of genotypic, phenotypic, and environmental datasets. These modular filters facilitate downstream analyses such as population structure inference, genotype-environment associations, and genotype-trait associations. CartograPlant offers registered users free access to pre-built analytic pipelines and High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources, accessed through an intuitive Graphical User Interface (GUI). We will provide a demonstration of these capabilities and walk through this process with attendees. We will also prepare datasets to enable hands-on training, and will guide attendees through analyses in real time.