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The Government Geography Profession is made up of over 1,200 professional geographers which include various job roles in the Analysis Function career framework, and those with a background in geography who apply geographic principles in wider roles. Our expertise covers the full breadth of our discipline and our members are located …

2021 Geography in Government Awards Shortlisted Nominations - Excellence in geo-visualisation & cartography

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The 2021 Geography in Government Awards opened for nominations in January, seeking examples of excellence in geography across the range of disciplines and organisations. The awards are now in their third year, and all the judges were impressed by the …

How is the public sector responding to the growing geospatial skills demand?

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A key moment in any Government Geographer’s calendar is the annual Geography in Government Conference, which sees colleagues networking across government for professional development and sharing best practice. The December 2020 conference ran over the course of a week, bringing …

The Civil Service Environment Network: why and how to develop your environmental capability

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The Civil Service Environment Network The Civil Service Environment Network (CSEN) was created as a space for all civil servants, regardless of background or role, to share and build knowledge and capability in environmental policy. In one short year, we …

Groundbreaking new app details every energy resource in the North Sea

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A new interactive mapping application that reveals the location of every energy-related site in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) is expected to bring real benefits for exploration and the search for carbon storage locations. The game-changing app shows the proximity …

OSNI creates COVID-19 Restrictions Map in response to localised restrictions

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Restrictions covering postcodes in Belfast in September

Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland (OSNI) were tasked by the Department of Health to identify all postcodes within COVID-19 restricted areas for the creation of new legislative regulations for Northern Ireland. Localised restrictions were being brought in as a response to …

2020 Geography in Government Awards Shortlisted Nominations - Advancing geospatial data science

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Red location icon on a rock overlooking a city at dusk

Shortlisted nominees for the 2020 Geography in Government awards have been announce. For “Advancing geospatial data science” the nominees are Environment Agency, the Geography Team (Office of National Statistics) and the Data Science, Engineering and Remote Sensing Teams (UK Hydrographic Office).