3rd July 2008, London. An important part of the role of the AGI is to promote knowledge and engagement in the GI community. An aspect of this is user education and potentially training. In further support of this, AGI is researching the possible demand and requirements for high quality more...

We are now only days away from the first of 4 joint Association for Geographic Information (AGI) and The British Cartographic Society (BCS) events to be held around the UK in July 2008. Book today to ensure your place. more...

The European Standards Committee for GI, CEN/TC 287, wants to build a network with universities to help them with their educational material on geo-standards, provide information and work as a network.

They have produced a questionnaire on their website ( more...

17 June 2008, London. AGI is pleased to welcome two new Local Authority members into the association.

Bournemouth Borough Council is in the County of Dorset and has been a unitary authority since 1997. Composed of 18 wards it covers an area of just over 46 square kilometers and has an more...

16 May 2008, London. AGI is pleased to announce that Stuart Haynes, Director of the Defence Geographic Centre, will be a keynote speaker at AGI GeoCommunity '08. more...

12 June 2008, London. In pursuit of AGI's mission and to further the work of the AGI INSPIRE Action Working Group (AWG), the AGI is pleased to announce the launch of an INSPIRE Forum. more...

11 June 2008, Worcester: Centremapslive.com is delighted to announce that it has become a corporate member of the AGI.

Developed by Laser Surveys Limited, centremapslive.com provides construction industry professionals with unprecedented ease of access to planning location maps, more...

10 June 2008, London. AGI is pleased to announce that the AGI GeoCommunity Conference '08 Programme is now available. more...

The Association for Geographic Information (AGI) and The British Cartographic Society (BCS) are pleased to announce 4 joint events to be held around the UK in July 2008. more...

SPLINT (SPatial Literacy IN Teaching) have announced a number of 'Visiting Fellowships' for colleagues from Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the UK and overseas who would like to come and work with them and use their facilities.  The Visiting Fellowship Scheme seeks to attract colleagues more...