2020 Geothermal Design Challenge – Registration deadline extended to April 20, 2020
Web banner - Geothermal Design Competition 2020 (source: Twitter/ INL)
Alexander Richter
18 Mar 2020
Registration has been extended to April 20, 2020 for the 2020 Geothermal Design Challenge (TM) GIS Mapping Student Competition, co-hosted by U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO), in conjunction with Idaho National Laboratory (INL).
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO), in conjunction with Idaho National Laboratory (INL), is hosting the 2020 Geothermal Design Challenge (TM) GIS Mapping Student Competition. The design challenge focuses on a non-technical barrier to geothermal development to foster understanding and share the benefits of geothermal energy technologies. Student teams of two or three will use GIS mapping to create a compelling infographic/poster or interactive map to discover potential opportunities from this renewable energy source.
Challenge Question
“Geothermal energy is difficult to understand because it is located underground. How can geospatial mapping increase our understanding of this important renewable energy resource? How can GIS improve how we visualize and communicate about geothermal energy?”
Create a map (digital interactive or static) showing how GIS could portray or enhance the communication of geothermal technology.
The full and official announcement can be found here, or see our post we published in January 2020 here.
