• Participation in the Awards can be as an individual, or on behalf of a school or an organisation
• No limitation on the maximum number of teams from each school/organisation
• The competition is open to both individuals and teams. Number of team members should be from 2 to 6
• Each contestant can only participate in one team

Every participating unit will be asked to create an interactive web map to record a route or multiple routes geotagged with images, videos and geographic information, with the aim of presenting the relevant points of interest, their conditions and distinctive characteristics to the public.

In Phase 1 of the Awards, each participating unit will submit their interactive web map along with a slide deck and a 1-minute video introducing their work. During Phase 2, which is the finalist stage, participants will be expected to present and showcase their work using a physical display item no larger than 50 x 50 x 50cm.

• Use spatial data available at the CSDI portal where appropriate
• Use an interactive web map to create a map showing a route or multiple routes and all the stops visited by the contestants or their interested locations
• Each stop in the map is geotagged with images, video and narrative texts to introduce the condition and characteristics of the places

• 大大步尋喵星人：尋覓社區貓咪的足跡
• 城門河「伴」- ESG
• 香港的重建及活化項目
• 龍城與你

Shortlisted contestants will be informed individually and must make a presentation on their deliverables to the judges on the Presentation Day. The final ranking of the Awards will be announced on the Award Ceremony