Integrate national basemaps into daily life! The Ministry of the Interior has set up six training bases to invite the public to experience

The 2026 Information Month and Taiwan Education Technology Exhibition will be held at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 for four consecutive days starting from November 12. The Ministry of the Interior has specially created a national base map area in the Smart Nation Pavilion, with the "Land and Spatial Intelligence Agency" as the situational theme, and planned six training bases. The public can transform into space intelligence trainee agents. Through fun challenges, interactive operations and immersive experiences, they can learn about the rich content and diverse applications of the national base map, and further understand the underlying logic of how spatial information supports government governance and integrates into people's daily lives.

The Ministry of Interior stated that the national base map includes multiple spatial maps of land and ocean. It is not only an important basis for territorial planning, public construction and disaster prevention and response, but also an important key to promoting smart transportation, digital governance and sustainable development. This exhibition connects various surveying and mapping results and graphic services close to daily life situations, allowing visitors to directly experience the practical value of spatial information through practical operations.

The Ministry of the Interior explains that the six major situational training bases cover a variety of topics, including "Understanding the National Base Map", which covers 12 categories and 27 national base map resources, leading the public to understand the digital foundation of a smart land; "Smart Site Selection and Transaction" combines land use zoning and real estate rental and transaction information inquiries to present spatial information to assist residential location selection and life decisions; "Smart Disaster Prevention and Resilience" uses multiple maps and scenario simulations to demonstrate disaster risk identification, early warning analysis and contingency applications.

The Ministry of the Interior added that "Smart Transportation and Navigation" uses high-precision map self-driving simulation to allow the public to experience precise positioning technology to support smart vehicle operation; "Smart Navigation and Ocean" combines electronic chart maneuvering simulation and chart APP operation to introduce marine surveying and mapping results and navigation auxiliary applications; "Smart Conservation and Local Culture" integrates ecological conservation maps, historical maps and ancient place names to present the diverse value of spatial information in environmental management, ecological conservation and cultural memory preservation.

The Ministry of the Interior emphasized that the national base map not only integrates map information, but also serves as an important digital infrastructure that connects government governance, industrial innovation and people's lives. The public is sincerely invited to visit the National Base Map Area of ​​the Ministry of the Interior in the 2026 Information Month. Prize-winning quiz activities and challenge stamp collecting activities are also planned on site to jointly experience the smart life brought by space technology.