In present, the Internet is the newest and fastest source of information. Therefore, the demand for web-cartography product has been increased significantly, which by the nature of the Internet space is significantly different from the traditional, printed cartographic product. Maps have acquired completely new functional capabilities through the Internet: dynamic-interactive features such as statistical and spatial data analysis on the map, data processing, updating, etc. These types of atlases and the information reflected in them are more accessible to users.

The goal of the research is to create for the first time a web-cartographic regional atlas for the reality of Georgia, using modern technologies and methods, which will be different from the previous atlases by scientific and technological innovations. The objective of the research is also to present and popularize the natural resource potential of Kvemo Kartli region. Unlike traditional, paper maps, the creation of the product that allows the user to analyze the statistical and spatial data reflected on the map, to process and update data. Particular importance will be given to the selection of innovative imaging tools and their effective use, which depends entirely on technological innovations.

The basic idea of creating and publishing atlases is that it should take into account the interests of the population of the country, as well as its guests and visitors. The thematic maps in the atlas allow them to study and discover the current geographical processes in the country, as well as the past and current social situation. However, it is important for the society to make these types of atlases and the information reflected in them more accessible. Modern web cartography meets this requirement precisely. Creating the electronic atlas will allow us to easily deliver the message to the addressee. The electronic atlas will acquire new features where the user himself will become a participant in cognition.

The web-cartography methodology in Georgia is new and incompletely developed. In order to successfully complete the planned tasks, it is necessary to consult with foreign colleagues and refine a number of methodological aspects for web-maps and take into account their experience.

The project includes consultative meetings with Hungarian colleagues, in particular, EOTVOS LORAND UNIVERSITY, Institute of Cartography, and Geoinformatics, which is one of the leading organizations in the field of web-cartography. The project includes the invitation of Dr. László Zentai as a consultant.