

RAJASTHAN GEOGRAPHY ASSOCIATION (RGA)
50th NATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
Viksit Bharat @2047
geospatial technology
emerging trends in
geography for a sustainable future a multidisciplinary approach
(Date 10, 12 March , 2025)
FIRST CIRCULAR
Organised By
S.S. Jain Subodh P.G.,
(Autonomous) College
An Invitation
“50th National Conference – Golden Jubilee” and “Celebrating 60th Glorious Years of RGA”
The Rajasthan Geographical Association (RGA) is Proud to announce its 50th (Golden Jubilee) National Geography Conference hosted by the Department of Geography, S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College, Jaipur, from March 10-12, 2025
Viksit Bharat @2047: Geospatial Technology and Emerging Trends in Geography for a Sustainable Future” A Multi-Disciplinary Approach
We cordially invite:
All members of the Geography Fraternity, Lifetime members of RGA, Researchers from allied disciplines to participate in this esteemed conference.
Exchange innovative ideas.
- Present innovative research papers.
- Engage in discussions on sustainable solutions.
- Discuss sustainable solutions for the future.
- Exchange ideas with experts.
Key Highlights
- Three-day-long academic program. :
- Lectures by national and international experts.
- Sessions on the latest technologies and research trends in Geography.
About The Collage
Subodh Shiksha Samiti” Jaipur, was established in 1918 by Shri Shwetambar Sthanakvasi Jain Samaj with the aim of promoting education. The Samiti founded S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College in 1954, recognizing the importance of higher education for societal development. As a non-profit institution, the college completed a remarkable journey of over 70 years.
This college is widely recognized as one of the best college affiliated with the University of Rajasthan. The college campus boasts a lush green and state-of-the-art infrastructure and functions as a multi-faculty institution that integrates curricular and co-curricular activities, aiming to be a model of excellence. The College was ranked 81st in the NIRF rankings in India this year 2024. It is the only academic institution in Rajasthan that has consistently maintained its NIRF ranking for last six consecutive years. Recently, the college received the award for the “Best Private Autonomous College in Rajasthan” and was ranked 7th in India for its extraordinary contribution to the local community for 2024
The college is accredited by UGC-NAAC with an A++ grade and a CGPA of 3.60 in its fourth cycle of accreditation in November 2024. It has been awarded “Star Status” by the DBT, Government of India, New Delhi, and “College of Excellence” status by the UGC. Additionally, it holds the title of “Model College” from the Government of Rajasthan
The college has consistently ranked among the top 100 colleges in India in national academic surveys conducted by reputed magazines such as India Today, Outlook, The Week, Education World, and Open Magazine. It has also achieved the first rank for MCA course under Rajasthan Technical University, Kota. Remarkably, the college scored 961 out of 1000 on the Quality Index, the highest score ever achieved by any institution in Rajasthan
About the Conference
India aims to become a developed nation by 2047, aligning with its centenary of independence. Geospatial technology and emerging trends in Geography are pivotal to achieving this vision. Geospatial technology, which includes Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing, and Global Positioning Systems (GPS), enables precise mapping, monitoring, and analysis of natural and human-made resources. This technology supports sustainable development by addressing challenges like urban planning, disaster management, climate change, and resource management
Emerging trends in Geography, such as digital cartography, spatial data analytics, and artificial intelligence (Al) in geospatial applications, offer new dimensions to understanding spatial patterns and relationships. By integrating these tools, policymakers can devise strategies for smart cities, efficient transport systems, renewable energy projects, and agriculture
A multidisciplinary approach is essential for leveraging geospatial technology effectively. Collaboration among geographers, environmental scientists, data analysts, and technologists ensures comprehensive solutions for complex problems. For instance, climate adaptation measures require integrating weather data with land use patterns to develop region-specific strategies. Similarly, disaster resilience depends on real-time geospatial data for quick decision-making
Through the integration of geospatial technology, emerging trends, and multidisciplinary collaboration, India can pave the way for sustainable development, ensuring prosperity for all by 2047.
FOCALTHEME
Viksit Bharat@2047: Geospatial Technology and Emerging Trends in Geography for a Sustainable Future” – A Multi-Disciplinary Approach
Sub-Themes:
- Geospatial Technology and Smart Cities:
- Applications in urban planning and infrastructure development.
- Smart city solutions for sustainable living.
- Disaster Management and Climate Resilience:
- Role of GIS and remote sensing in disaster risk reduction.
- Monitoring and mitigating the impacts of climate change.
- Natural Resource Management:
- Sustainable utilization of water, land, and energy resources.
- Mapping biodiversity and ecosystems for conservation.
- Digital India and Geospatial Governance:
- Role of geospatial technology in e-governance and public services.
- Integration of geospatial data for policy-making.
- Agriculture and Rural Development:
- Precision farming using Geospatial technology.
- Monitoring agricultural productivity and climate adaptation.
- Geospatial Technology in Education and Research: • Innovative teaching methods using GIS and remote sensing. • Multidisciplinary research in Geography and related fields.
- Transport and Communication Networks:
- Geospatial innovations in traffic management and logistics.
- Role of technology in creating sustainable transport systems.
- Energy Transition and Sustainability:
- Mapping renewable energy resources.
- Geospatial tools for energy efficiency and carbon footprint analysis.
- Cultural and Heritage Mapping:
- Role of GIS in preserving cultural heritage sites.
- Mapping intangible cultural assets for tourism and development.
- Achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
- Geospatial contributions to monitoring and achieving SDGs.
- Addressing socio-economic disparities through spatial analysis
Call for Research Paper
Abstracts/Full papers are invited from the academicians, professionals and research scholars. Soft Copies of abstracts not extending 200 words/full paper 2000-2500 words (including table, charts and references) on the above mentioned themes/sub themes will be accepted till 2nd March, 2025 respectively and should be emailed to [email protected]. Last date for registration will be 3rd March, 2025. The author will be intimated about the acceptance of abstract by email
Awards: Best Paper Presentation, Young Geographer, Best Poster Presentation
Registration Fees
Category | Up to 2nd Mar. ’25 | Up to 9th Mar. ’25 | On Spot |
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Faculty Member/Academician | 2500/- | 2700/- | 3000/- |
Research Scholar | 1500/- | 1700/- | 2000/- |
Student | 1000/- | 1200/- | 1500/- |
For regestration

Guideline for Poster Presentation
