The Geospatial intelligence for crisis response symposium brought together researchers, practitioners, and innovators from across the fields of geography, disaster management, and search and rescue operations.
In a world characterised by complex risks, evolving hazards, and spatial inequalities, understanding the geographical dimensions of crisis has become a critical priority. This conference explored how geospatial thinking and technologies are shaping contemporary responses to emergencies.
Dr Alun Newsome, ReSearchers Ltd
Dr Craig Colley, University of Portsmouth
Dr Geoff Newiss, University of Portsmouth
Dr Ian Greatbatch, University of Portsmouth and Aston University
Harry Machette-Downes, MapAction
Pete Masters, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
- Webinar
The importance of aligning transport and spatial planning - DfT approaches and priorities
Join us for an insightful session with Robert Singleton and colleagues from the Department for Transport as they describe the work they have been undertaking to better align the spatial and transport planning systems.
OnlineProfessionalsThursday 7 May 2026 - Webinar
Chartered Geographer introductory webinar - May
Join this webinar in May to learn more about the benefits of becoming a Chartered Geographer.
OnlineProfessionalsWednesday 13 May 2026 - Webinar
The connectivity tool: a data-led approach designed to achieve better spatial outcomes
Join an insightful webinar with the Department for Transport (DfT), exploring how the DfT Connectivity Tool unlocks sustainable development opportunities and analyses the spatial connectivity of an area.
OnlineProfessionalsWednesday 20 May 2026
