Decision-makers use AIM information to improve management of many different areas. These include environmental assessments for grazing permit authorizations within field offices, wildlife habitat assessments that may cross administrative boundaries, and all the way up to informing Congress of the status of the public lands in the US. How you use your data depends on management goals and the monitoring objectives that you identified in your Monitoring Design Worksheet (see the Helpful Documents and Links at the bottom of the Design page).
For examples, please see the BLM AIM Resources page.