IAG Geodesy Awards
The International Association of Geodesy (IAG) recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of geodesy through a series of prestigious awards. These awards serve multiple purposes: they encourage young scientists to pursue excellence in research, highlight groundbreaking achievements in both theoretical and applied geodesy, and honor individuals who have significantly contributed to the global geodetic community.
The IAG awards not only celebrate scientific achievement but also foster collaboration, innovation, and professional development. Recipients of these awards are typically recognized at IAG General Assemblies or Scientific Assemblies, where the international geodesy community comes together to share knowledge and advances in the field.
By acknowledging the efforts of both emerging and established scientists, as well as those who contribute to the dissemination and review of geodetic research, the IAG helps maintain high standards of scholarship and promotes the continued growth of the discipline worldwide.
Key IAG Awards:
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IAG Travel Award – Supports young scientists in attending IAG meetings and conferences, providing funding for travel expenses.
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IAG Levallois Medal – Honors distinguished service to the IAG and significant contributions to geodesy.
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IAG Guy Bomford Prize – Awarded to young scientists or teams for outstanding contributions to theoretical or applied geodetic studies.
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IAG Young Author’s Award – Encourages young scientists to publish high-quality research in the Journal of Geodesy.
- IAG Best Reviewer Award – Recognizes exceptional reviewers of the Journal of Geodesy who contribute to advancing scientific quality.
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IAG Fellow – Recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the IAG and the field of geodesy over their careers.
