In an age where data drives decisions, geospatial analysis has emerged as a powerful tool to address civic and climate challenges. Kaushik’s recent work in Berlin is a testament to this, showcasing how mapping and data visualization can offer actionable insights for a better, more sustainable future.
“𝗦𝗼… 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗞𝗲𝗽𝘁 𝗠𝗲 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝘆 𝗶𝗻 𝗕𝗲𝗿𝗹𝗶𝗻?”
While Kaushik explored Berlin, he wasn’t just admiring the cityscape. He was delving deep into geospatial projects that tackle key issues in urban planning, environmental sustainability, and climate action. 
Here’s how his work contributes to solving real-world problems:
Mapping Civic and Climate Solutions
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How Much Oxygen Did Trees Give Me?
Kaushik mapped the trees along his bus route in Berlin to calculate their annual oxygen output. This project highlights the crucial role of urban greenery in combating air pollution and enhancing public health.
Explore the project
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How Much Cooler Did Trees Make It for Me?
By analyzing tree density along his route, Kaushik demonstrated how urban forestry can mitigate the urban heat island effect. His findings underline the importance of incorporating green spaces into city planning to create cooler, more livable cities.
Discover the findings
Other Civic and Environmental Insights:
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Big Shakers: The World’s Top 10 Earthquakes (2000-2020):
By visualizing the largest quakes over two decades, Kaushik’s work helps communities understand seismic risks, informing disaster preparedness and resilient urban development. -
From Vintage to Virtual: Digitizing Bangalore’s 1924 Map:
Reviving an old map of Bangalore’s lake systems, Kaushik offers insights into urbanization’s impact on water bodies, emphasizing the need for sustainable water management practices. -
Karnataka’s Road Network Uncovered:
Mapping Karnataka’s road lengths district by district provides data crucial for infrastructure planning, promoting better connectivity and accessibility in the region. -
High Seas Drama: A Look at Maritime Piracy (2000-2017):
By mapping piracy activities, this project aids in understanding maritime security issues, contributing to safer global trade routes. -
Pedal Power: Visualizing My Morning Bicycle Route:
Kaushik’s daily cycling map showcases how alternative transportation can be visualized, supporting urban initiatives to encourage eco-friendly commuting. -
New York in 2010: A Peek at Population Density:
Analyzing NYC’s population density helps city planners make informed decisions about resource allocation, housing, and transportation systems. -
Bangalore’s Metro Stations and Population Density:
By mapping metro station placement relative to population density, Kaushik offers insights into public transit planning, highlighting areas where improved access can benefit communities. -
Berlin Unveiled: Land Use Patterns in Major Areas:
Understanding how Berlin allocates its land informs policy decisions for balanced development, ensuring a mix of residential, commercial, and green spaces. -
Denali in 3D: A Deep Dive into the Digital Elevation Model:
By creating a 3D model of Denali, Kaushik contributes to studies on topography and climate change, helping researchers and policymakers understand the terrain’s impact on local ecosystems.
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