The final step of using remote sensing data visualization for mineral exploration is to present it in a clear, effective, and interactive way, so that you can communicate your findings, insights, or recommendations to your audience. Common ways to display remote sensing data include maps that graphically represent the spatial information in the data, images that graphically represent the spectral or radiometric information, charts that graphically represent the numerical or statistical information, and interactive tools that allow you to manipulate, explore, or query the remote sensing data. Maps can be displayed in different projections, scales, or coordinate systems and overlaid with other spatial data or layers. Images can be displayed in different bands, combinations, or enhancements and annotated with labels, symbols, or legends. Charts can be displayed in various types such as histograms, scatterplots, or pie charts and customized with titles, axes, or colors. Interactive tools can provide additional functions such as geocoding, searching, or exporting the remote sensing data.