All participants should comply with guidelines in relation to COVID19 advisory issued by respective union, state and/or local administrations.
It is solely the runner’s responsibility to follow all the government guidelines and regulations, that may be in place at any time. While we issue this advisory, should the Government issue any new ones in public awareness, we strongly urge that the same be followed in the interest of general safety. VM2023 is a Ground Event and therefore this advisory is of utmost importance. While these are not restrictions as experienced during the pandemic Vadodara Marathon advises ALL participants/spectators to ensure they exercise safe practices to self protect, and therefore also help within the community by stemming any such illnesses. We’ve also released open data in alternative formats, including the creation of a Minecraft map of Great Britain which had more than 250,000 downloads.Due to the ongoing global/national alert on new variants of Covid-19 and the potential threat to the population, the Health Ministry of the Government of India have been issuing various statements and alerts on all media formats to exercise caution and restart the key self protection processes to protect oneself i.e.- wearing masks indoors/outdoors, certainly staying masked in crowded places, washing hands frequently and exercising caution & alertness at all times. We launched a software development kit to make it easier for people to plug the data into apps and mobile. We toured the country with OS OpenData masterclasses, showing people how to work with open data and put it into their own products and services. The Hub runs the Geovation Programme to help start-ups using third-party property or location data accelerate and grow. Our desire to be part of the open data revolution saw the birth of Geovation in 2010, with a series of annual challenges designed to get entrepreneurs working with open data and geography.Īnd in 2015, we opened the Geovation Hub in Clerkenwell, London. This gave anybody free access to premium OS data, such as OS MasterMap, to explore how it could benefit their own products or business. And we created a Data Exploration Licence for products which are not included in the open data portfolio. Licensing was simplified through the Open Government Licence (OGL), which made it easier for customers to do more. In 2015 we released OS Open Map - Local, OS Open Names, OS Open Rivers, and OS Open Roads. On average, 150 people download OS OpenData every day. Over the past eight years we’ve seen our open data downloaded 1.9 million times. And ever since, OS has updated and added to its open data sets. OS OpenData was made freely available for the first time in 2010, when 12 OpenData mapping products were released. 1.9 million open data downloads in eight years
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