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Conference
Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) is one of the largest global gatherings for Member States, UN agencies, NGOs, the private sector, academia, and other partners. It provides a space to share expertise, hold consultations, and collaborate on challenges spanning humanitarian action and development solutions in crisis contexts.
Mapathon
This mapathon seeks to design a controlled experiment to measure how humans modify AI-generated road geometries at the atomic level.
Conference
The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG) will take place in San Francisco, California, and virtually from March 17-21, attracting thousands of experts from academia, government, and the private sector.
call for papers
Call for papers: VGI and Remote Sensing for Sustainable and Climate-Resilient Environments
Workshop
In this interactive workshop at the KIT Science Week 2025, participants can learn about active mobility while mapping their city.
Conference
The 25th International Walk21 Conference on Walking and Livable Communities will take place from 6 - 10 October in Tirana, hosted by the Municipality of Tirana in partnership with GIZ Albania.
Conference
HeiGIT takes part at State of the Map World Conference in Manila, Philippines and online from October 3 - 5, 2025.
conference
HeiGIT is taking part at Junger Kongress für Geographie (JKG), which will take place in Leipzig from September 17-20 2025.
Congress
HeiGIT will host a session at this year’s EUGEO Congress taking place from 08.-11.09.2025 in Vienna, Austria.
conference
Anne Schauss, together with our collaboration partner from the University of Glasgow Diego Pajarito, is taking part at GIScience Conference 2025.
conference
The International Cartographic Conference 2025 is taking place in Vancouver, Canada from 17th to 22nd August and unites experts and practitioners from around the world to explore recent developments in cartography.
Mapathon
This Mapathon is organized in cooperation with Doctors Without Borders and is part of the Missing Maps project. The project uses the open-source platform OpenStreetMap to map areas lacking geographical data for humanitarian aid.
Lecture
The last HGG lecture of this summer term 2025 will look at the terraced landscapes in the Peruvian Andes, focussing on human-environment interactions.

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