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We are delighted to confirm the re-launch of the AGI Awards for 2024.

Entries for the awards are now OPEN are being sought from UK organisations and individuals located within the UK working in or with geospatial who want to showcase innovation, achievements and best practice.

Submissions will close midnight Friday 5 April 2024.

Winner will be announced at the awards ceremony at GEO Business on the 5 June 2024 16:00-17:00.

Please review and AGI Awards Terms and Conditions, before making a submission.

AGI Award Categories

Chairperson's Award for Outstanding Service to the Geospatial Community

The Award will consider professional and voluntary achievements as well as ambassadorial and educational activities, at either a local, national or international scale.

This will be chosen and awarded by the AGI Co-Chairs Fergus Craig and Peter ter Haar.

Geospatial Professional of the Year

This Award will be judged by an independent panel of thought leaders and geospatial experts from academia, commerce and professional organisations.

Nominate yourself or a colleague by submitting a summary of why you/they should be considered.

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Early Career Professional of the Year

Nominate yourself or a colleague by submitting a summary of why you/they should be considered.

This award is open for nominations of professionals within the first 10 years of their geospatial career.

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Award for Excellence with Impact

The Technical Excellence Award recognises spatial projects that apply existing technology and methodologies to an exceptionally high technical standard, overcoming significant technical challenges, and delivering outstanding results for the client.

Nominate yourself or a colleague by submitting the following:

  • Project description (300 characters)
  • Summarise the technical methodology used to overcome the challenge in delivering the solution (300 characters)
  • Describe the level of complexity of the challenge (300 characters)
    • This sets the context for technical excellence – what are the technical skills and knowledge at play? Why is it such a big deal? Complexity comes in many forms: scale, geographic location, quality of results, many interdependent tasks or resources.
  • Describe how the project has had an ongoing impact on the client (300 characters)
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Award for Environment and Sustainability 

The award for Environment and Sustainability celebrates geospatial projects, applications and products that contribute to the sustainability of people to co-exist on our planet.  This could be impacting a small change in a local area or tackling one of the larger issues facing our world today.

Nominate yourself or a colleague by submitting the following:

  • Project description including the methodology and objectives (300 characters)
  • What stakeholders are involved and how do they benefit (300 characters)
  • Outline the impact on environment and sustainability (300 characters)
  • Summarise if and how the project be taken further to increase its effect (300 characters)
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Award for Ethics and Responsible Use

The award for ethics for responsible use celebrates geospatial projects, applications and products that have made an ethical impact.  This could be impacting a small change in a local area or tackling one of the larger issues facing our world today.

Nominate yourself or a colleague by submitting the following:

  • Project description including the methodology and objectives (300 characters)
  • What stakeholders are involved and how do they benefit (300 characters)
  • Outline the impact on people and society (300 characters)
  • Summarise if and how the project be taken further to increase it's effect (300 characters)
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