36th IGC 9-14 July 2028 Melbourne, Australia
IGU Regional Conference 17th-21st August 2026 Istanbul, Turkey
35th IGC 25-30 August 2024 Dublin, Ireland
IGU Thematic Conference 3-5 June 2024 Quito, Ecuador
IGU Thematic Conference 20-23 August 2023 Mexico City, Mexico
EUGEO 2023, Barcelona
4-7 September 2023
Theme: Geography for Our Common Future
Two special sessions are under the auspices of the T&G Commission.
DEADLINE IS 31st MARCH
Language: The session will be run in English only (both slides and presentation).
Abstract submission: Please proceed directly through the online submission system by clicking the below link.
1145: ‘Transport, tourism and climate change: The tyranny of distance travelled’
1180: ‘Rethinking regional mobility: Modal interactions, social and territorial inequalities’
IGU Thematic Conference in Mahendragarh, India
24-25 November 2022
Theme: Sustainability, Future Earth and Humanities: Opportunities and Challenges
Below sub-theme under sustainability is sponsored by the T&G Commission.
Transport, Mobilities and Sustainability
UGI-IGU Paris 2022, France
18-22 July 2022
Theme: Time for Geographers Website: https://www.ugiparis2022.org/index.php?langue=en&onglet=4
Travel Grant Award Winners
2020 Istanbul conference travel grant awardees
Amparo Moyano (Spain) $ 800
2022 Paris conference travel grant awardees
Karyn Scerri (Malta) $600
Arthur Starzec (UK) $600
Surjaa Chakravarti (India) $1,000
Elda Vivianna Tancredi (Argentina) $1,000
IGC 2021 Istanbul, Turkey
16-20 August 2021 (a virtual conference)
Sessions convened on the below thematic topics:
- Transport Geography and Climate Change
- Urban Transport Geography
- Transport and Social Equity: Pathways to Fair, Just, Inclusive and Accessible Mobilities
- Mobility-as-a-Service: shaping the future of cities
- ‘Be a hub or die’ – The polarizing transport connectivity and its impacts in megacity regions
- Long-distance travel issues
- Transport and the environment
For the full programme of the conference, please click the below link.
The Commission AGM was taking place on 20th August, 10:00 (GMT) and 17:00 (GMT), click the below link for agenda.
2021 IGU T &G Commission
Online Workshop “Visualising Transport Geography”& Business Meeting
Friday, 19 March 2021
The commence times in different time zones: East Coast Time (8am*); London Time (12pm); Beijing Time (8pm) (*due to the daylight savings taking effects from 14 March in the east coast of USA, the convening time has been updated from EST 7am to EDT 8am.)
The Transport & Geography Commission of the International Geographical Union kindly organised its first online seminars. The event was successfully held via Zoom. Overall around 70 participants joined the meeting.
IGU 2018 Quebec City, Canada
6-10 August 2018
Sessions convened on four thematic topics
- Big data for mobility studies: Applications and Critical Perspectives (convened by Ana Condeco Melhorado)
- Airline networks, distances and technological change (convened by Frederic Dobruszkes)
- Effects of transport investment on regeneration and social inclusion (co-convened by Richard Knowles, Chia-Lin Chen & Wojciech Keblowski)
- Impacts of High Speed Rail (co-convened by Andrew Goetz & Chia-Lin Chen)
IGC 2016 Beijing, China
21-25 August 2016
Sessions convened on six thematic topics
- Smart Cities and Transit Oriented Development (convened by Richard Knowles (University of Salford, UK) and Becky Loo (University of Hong Kong, China))
- Comparative Air Transport Geographies: China and other BRIC Countries (convened by Jiaoe Wang (National Resources Research, Beijing, China) and Frederic Dobruszkes (Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium))
- Comparative Air Transport Geographies: China and Europe/North America (convened by Jiaoe Wang (National Resources Research, Beijing, China) and Frederic Dobruszkes (Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium))
- Transport and Social Equity (convened by Karen Lucas (University of Leeds, UK) and Pengjun Zhao (Peking University, China))
- Transport, Logistics and Global Consumption Networks (convened by James Wang (University of Hong Kong, China))
- High-speed Rail: Accessibility and Regional Development (convened by Jin Fengjun (China) and Teqi Dai (China))
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