She coordinated and led the wrap-up meeting for the Next Generation Cartographers (NGC), concluding the #30DayMapChallenge with shared reflections and outcomes.

RealEye.io highlighted their collaborative publication in a blog post, which presented an exploratory study using webcam-based eye-tracking to investigate users’ awareness of uncertainty in noise models and noise maps. Read the blog post here:?https://www.realeye.io/blog/post/noise-color-and-confusion-tracking-how-people-read-the-sound-of-cities

Augmented Reality Sandbox (ARS) goes Kindergarden - visit of applied geoinformatics @KiGa Munich

She contributed a thematic map of Mount Merapi for Day 15 of the #30DayMapChallenge in collaboration with NGC, interpreting the “Fire” prompt through volcanic activity.

She collaborated with the Next Generation Cartographers (NGC) to map urban noise levels for Day 8 of the #30DayMapChallenge, exploring the theme “Studying in These Decibels?”

The school focused on methodological, computational, and machine-learning approaches for complex network analysis, hosted at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence. Lika joined to broaden insights from network science that can inform her work on spatial social networks and teaching.

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More:?https://tcn2025.wordpress.com/tcn2025/

ICA – Commission on LBS business meeting 2025
Posted on September 4, 2025

At the ICA-ICC in Vancouver the LBS commission had its ICA – Commission on LBS business meeting 2025. Thanks to all the participants.

Applied Geoinformatics oganized with the ICA-LBS, the?

International Symposium GeoAnalytics for Sustainable and Livable Cities, https://asiacarto.org/ica2025/

Aug. 17th, 2025, Vancouver, Canada, Co-organized by

• ICA Commission on Geospatial Analysis and Modeling
  ICA Commission on Location-Based Services
  ICA Commission on Digital Transformation of National Mapping Agencies

She participated in AGIT 2025, held from July 2 to 3 at the Faculty of Natural and Life Sciences in Salzburg, Austria. She presented a poster highlighting her ongoing research on visualising uncertainty in environmental noise mapping.

The research titled "Visualising Uncertainty in Noise Mapping: Implementing the Common Noise Assessment Methods in Europe (CNOSSOS-EU) in Munich and Jakarta" was presented at the University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland. This visit was held during the FAI Graduate Retreat.