Submission
Submission File
Submissions will contain the location of EV charging stations deployed in Georgia. The following table describes the column name, type, and description. A geopackage file is to be submitted.Variable Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
id | String | Uniquely identifiable name for the charging station |
latitude | float | Up to 6 decimal places |
longitude | float | Up to 6 decimal places |
capacity | Integer | The total number of spots for the charging station. |
- Be named “ev_charging_stations_[team_name].gpkg”
- Have an identical column format to the “ev_charging_stations_training.gpkg” file, including the following columns: id, latitude, longitude, capacity, operating_hours, charger_type, and other relevant variables.
- Be in the EPSG:3857 (“WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator”) coordinate reference system, the same as the input rasters and all provided GeoPackage files.
- All locations should be inside the Area of Interest.
Submission Link
When your final solution is ready, SUBMIT your answer using the SIGSPATIAL GISCup 2024 Email Submission (giscup24@ornl.gov) . Please make sure your answers are final and code is complete before submitting.
Evaluation Procedure
Details tba.Awards & Prizes
Through a generous donation from W. Randolph Franklin, the top three (3) submissions to GISCup 2024 will receive prizes of $2500 USD, $1,500, and $1,000, for entries ranked #1-3, respectively. To receive the travel grants through GISCup, individuals should submit a travel grant application through the travel grant application and highlight they are GISCup participants in appropriate questions.
Google has indicated it will supply Google Cloud Services cloud-computing credits to the top three (3) submissions as well. The exact amounts of these credits are being finalized and will be posted shortly.
Travel grant awardees will be contacted by the SigSpatial travel grant committee after winners are determined. Monetary awards and AWS credits will be distributed during the SigSpatial conference in November.