• IMGS FME Training

  Safe Software’s FME is considered to be one of the most powerful GIS tools for converting data between formats. IMGS run a range of standard and bespoke FME courses, from our training centre, or on request, off-site at customer offices or some other ...

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• MSc in Spatial Information Management at DIT – deadline for application on 13th May

  Postgraduate Diploma or MSc in Spatial Information Management (Part-Time) With the emergence and extensive use of GIS (geographic information systems) there is a need for an appreciation of the importance and characteristics of the underlying spatial ...

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• ESRI Ireland GeoDate – Questions and Answers

  Esri Ireland had it’s first GeoDate last Friday. GeoDate provides customers an opportunity to get in touch with Esri Ireland using social media. The session lasted for two hours over lunch and thanks to all of those people who participated and ...

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• EUROGI Conference Report 1 – Michelle Molumby

  On March 7th and 8th 2013 the EUROGI Imagine Conference took place at the Convention Centre Dublin. The primary aim of this conference was to discuss the many and varying opportunities that can arise from the application of geospatial data and techno ...

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• ISDI Metadata Profile Version 1.2 update released

  An updated INSPIRE compliant version of the Irish Spatial Data Infrastructure (ISDI) Metadata Profile has been published on the Department of Environment, Community and Local Government website. The ISDI Metadata Profile is designed to encourage the ...

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• Spatial Planning and Collaborative Exchange of Information and Learning in the North West Region – SPACEial NW

  In planning services in the North West Region Cross Border Area (NWRCBA), policy and decision makers are catering not only for their respective local council areas but also for the sizable transient population who cross county boundaries each day to ...

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• Revenue House Value Guidance Map launched

  The Revenue have today launched a new mapping service to support home owners in valuing properties in Ireland. The mapping system is based on the results from a hedonic econometric regression model (the standard method of estimating and tracking prop ...

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• Publishing Irish INSPIRE Data – the story so far (Guest blog from Gareth John, DECLG)

  The development of an INSPIRE technical infrastructure for Ireland has accelerated over the last 12 months.  Following on from the recommendations in the INSPIRE Directive, the Irish INSPIRE Committees focused efforts around building on existing Iris ...

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• Vacancy within Kilkenny Local Authority – 2 year GIS Contract

  The person appointed will be expected to have: GIS Related qualification (Diploma or Degree level) Proven history of successful GIS task completion. 2-3 years experience working with Esri ArcGIS (Desktop & Server Products) 1-2 years experience o ...

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• ‘The Signs are Good’ – Guest blog from Paul Synnott, ESRI-Ireland

  In March 2011, I wrote about how I felt that geographic information underpinned the new (back then) Programme for Government. Back in April last year I wrote about how the Government had finally embedded digital mapping and GIS technologies into thei ...

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  IRLOGI/ESRI Ireland: Africa Geographical Information Volunteer Scheme

  6th Feb, 2013

  Background: IRLOGI has over the last few years established a network of contacts in Africa.  We help interested GI persons to spend a period of time in a leading African GI organisation which deals with a wide range of exciting …

IRLOGI was formed in 1995 to represent the Irish GI community.

Its mission is to stimulate the development and effective use of Geographic Information in Ireland. The organisation’s strategic objectives are to act as a focus for the collection, exchange and dissemination of geographic information, to encourage the development and adoption of quality and reliability standards for GI, to represent the interests of the Irish GI community nationally and internationally, and to encourage and support education and training in GI.