1. Natural Resources and Change Detection:

Explore the mapping of natural resources and human-made features.

Dive into the detection of changes in land use and land cover (LULC) with hotspots.

2. Disaster Management and Environmental Monitoring:

Delve into flood maps, identifying vulnerable areas and aiding in disaster response.

Track phenomena to mitigate their impact.

3. Infrastructure and Connectivity:

Map road networks and assess road quality, facilitating better transportation planning.

4. Environmental Sustainability:

Explore land degradation maps to understand and combat environmental challenges.

5. Healthcare and Population Dynamics:

Analyse state-wise healthcare indicators and create maps for efficient resource allocation.

Visualize vaccination coverage based on health infrastructure, population distribution, and age groups.

6. Agriculture and Livelihoods:

Identify crop and plantation types for better agricultural planning.

Map amenities, water sources, and quality, fostering sustainable practices.

7. Urban Dynamics and Quality of Life:

Assess population density and traffic hotspots for urban planning.

Develop network coverage maps for improved connectivity.

8. Water Resource Mapping:

Visualize drainage patterns to address water management challenges.

Evaluate water bodies, reservoirs, and wetlands for conservation efforts.

9. Participants have the freedom to select their own problem area, but it must be distinct and one-of-a-kind compared to the previously mentioned problem area.

Participants may take part as a team (maximum 2 members) or as an individual. Having members of a team have a foundational understanding of mapping is ideal

Students  :  Research Scholars  :  Professionals  :  Anyone who has a keen interest in map making

Participants must adhere to the following guidelines when submitting their entries:

1. Each Participant/Team is limited to selecting only one problem area. Within that specific problem area, participants can opt for various sub-themes and are required to generate a maximum of 2 maps (one for each sub theme) based on their chosen sub-theme.

2. The final layout of the map must be submitted in TIFF/JPEG format with a resolution of 300 dpi.

3. In addition to the map, participants must also submit all raw files used to generate the map. This is necessary for accurate assessment and fair judgment.

4. A report must be attached to the map, which highlights the purpose and relevance of the map in relation to the selected problems. The report should also discuss the practical application of the map in the real world.

MAP SUBMISSION LINK: https://forms.gle/QzCSo21KU7x8irVFA

Winning candidates will be awarded through certification and medal on the platform of GEOSPATIA through the hands of the Hon’ble Guests