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University of Nottingham
The Centre for Geospatial Science (CGS) is a major-cross disciplinary post-graduate research centre that was established in
April 2005 under the directorship of Professor Mike Jackson.
CGS is a key part of the University of Nottingham's strategic investment in innovative research, not only
pioneering research in geospatial techniques, but investigating how these advances can augment other fields.
CGS goes from strength to strength, and is now staffed by eight affiliated academics and nine post-doctoral research staff. CGS is also home to nine PhD candidates and has established a new MSc by Research in Geospatial Intelligence.
How to Contact us:
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Centre for Geospatial Science, Sir Clive Granger Building, The University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD. |
Tel: 0115 84 15445 Fax: 0115 95 15249 Email: stella.fuller@nottingham.ac.uk |
How to Find us:
The Centre for Geospatial Science resides at the Geography Department on the University of Nottingham's main campus - as indicated in the map below:
Directions:
To navigate the university a range of maps can be found here >>
For directions please refer to directions to university park >>
Below is a link to a printable map of the university campus:
Research Areas:
• Geoinformatics & Data Modelling
• Geospatial Intelligence
• Interoperability & Standards
• Location Based Services
• Semantics & Reasoning
CGS Initiatives:
• The Permanent Test Bed
• Geospatial Learning Initiative
• Reality Markup Project
Funded Projects:
• GIS4EU
• D-scent
• Map Schematization
• OS "Future Data"
• Disaster Management
• euroGEOSS
• GIGAS Interoperability
• The e-soter Platform