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About GISE Hub

Geospatial Information Science and Engineering Hub is an Interdisciplinary Project to enable Geospatial Technology Solutions at IIT Bombay. GISE Hub is funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India. It is a multi-disciplinary project undertaken for geospatial information technology in India at IIT Bombay. GISE Hub Is a multidisciplinary effort towards building capacity, research, and developing geospatial solutions, educational outreach, and innovation in the core development sectors.

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Upcoming OGC Winter School 2024 9th to 17th November 2024

The GISE Hub at IIT Bombay, along with its academic consortium members, is pleased to announce the upcoming Winter School on Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Standards. It is scheduled from 09 to 17 November 2024 at IIIT Hyderabad. Online applications for registrations are open to all engineering professionals (government, non-government, industry and academia). Accommodation can be arranged on request. GISE Hub at IIT Bombay has curated this program with distinguished speakers from across the world to address the evolving needs of the industry.

Workshop on Geo-spatial Technology for Public Health Policy

Workshop on Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) for Surveying & Mapping.

Workshop on Practical aspects of Conceptual Modelling of Geo-spatial data

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Community Engagement

GISE Hub plans community engagement to enable the appropriate and best use of geospatial technologies by providing

Flagship Fellowships for students of all departments of IIT Bombay. and

Visiting Scholars fellowships will be provided to faculty members as per guidelines. Please respond to the current call for applications.

Geospatial Entrepreneurship

Geospatial data plays a vital role in community development, enabling the provision of basic amenities by state agencies and serving as a platform for business and logistics interventions. Innovation and new approaches are crucial in all these areas. The recent call under the GISE Hub, offering SUPPORT OF UP TO RS. 10 LAKH EACH FOR A MAXIMUM OF 1 YEAR, has now closed. We will notify you if a new call is announced in the future.

Collaboration

GISE hub and spoke model aims to work together with different groups to collectively elevate geospatial technology use in society. The role of learning from each other and possibility of accepting challenges that are beyond the capabilities of an individual section is the basis of such collaboration like Industry , Government agencies, Academic Institutions and International Collaborations.