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Provides a focus for the GI community We provide many event networking opportunities for our members, which encourage debate and forward thinking for the benefit of the whole community.
Promotes the value and benefit of GI We work hard to ensure that the AGI's voice extends beyond the gi industry, as the considerable pace of technological advancements enables everyone to do more with their data.
Represents the GI community to policy makers Infuencing policy is a key driver for the AGI, given the reach that geographical information has on all our lives. Thus we are continually forging new senior relationships which aid our mission.
Keeps an eye on emerging markets Our annual Big5 series of events focus on the key trends for gi professionals across all markets, ensuring cross fertilisation of ideas and new business opportunities for our partner members.
Encourages best practice and innovation The AGI's Annual Awards reflect the importance we place on current best practice and innovative uses of geographical information across all sectors, be they commercial or public.
Promotes training, education and CPD We actively encourage our student members and indeed all our members to continue learning and exchanging their expertise with each other about all things geospatial.
Wednesday, 21 November 2018
We've been overwhelmed by the response and feedback so far from delegates, speakers and sponsors. After many months preparation, the Committee were delighted with the turnout, the quality of the presentations and variety of speakers, plus the support of our sponsors - we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!
Wednesday, 21 November 2018
Save the date! AGI Scotland will be hosting its annual event on 6 March 2019 at CodeBase in Stirling.
Monday, 12 November 2018
The Association for Geographic Information (AGI) is delighted to welcome aboard five members newly-elected to serve the AGI’s Council for three years from 1st January 2019.
Tuesday, 30 October 2018
At the recent INSPIRE Conference, I was challenged as to why we in UK had developed separate documentation known as UK GEMINI 2.3 in parallel with the INSPIRE Technical Guidance – why not just adopt the INSPIRE Technical Guidance? It’s a good question; here are some answers that I can think of – I’ll leave it to you to say whether you think they’re sufficient!
