International Association for Military Geosciences
Advances in Military Geosciences is a book series which explores the interaction between current and historic military operations and earth science, including geography, geology, geophysics, soil science, ecology, hydrology, glaciology and atmospheric sciences (PDF info).
Latest flier from the conference delivery team for ICMG22 in Charleston.
The Defence Surveyors’ Association (DSA) has an online ‘Zoom’ presentation on British Army’s GIS Support to the COVID-19 Response. Members of the IAMG are welcome to register to attend: LINK This will be delivered by
Dear Member, I write to provide an update on Association and Conference matters. Firstly, a word from our President, Cdr (Prof) H.A.P (Hennie) Smit, Associate Professor of Military Geography, South African Military Academy: Dear IAMG
You can freely download from the GFDQ Journal website (open source) three papers presented at the ICMG19-Padova (Italy). HENRICO I., HENRICO S. & COETZEE S. (2021) A comparison between two DEM products to calculate a visibility
The journal Nuova Antologia Militare (NAM) is pleased to invite paper proposals for a special thematic issue on the broad theme of military cartography. NAM is international and interdisciplinary journal of the Italian Society of
From the Geological Society, 8 May 2020: To mark VE Day’s 75th anniversary we’ve collated a selection of our papers describing the contributions of military geologists ranging from terrain evaluation, aerial photography, geology based intelligence
Springer are due to publish the latest part of the Advances in Military Geosciences book series (AMG). This book is a collection of papers presented at the 11th International Conference of Military Geoscience that was
The Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy, the Harry Radzyner School of Law, and the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT) at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Herzliya, and the Lieber Institute for Law & Land
A Research Agenda for Military Geographies has now been published. The book is an edited collection of thirteen chapters (plus a short introduction by me) which all deal, in some way or another, with the