PGC Newsletter June 2026
PGC Updates & Insights Thank You & Impact Results Thank you to everyone who participated in our April survey assessing … Continue reading PGC Newsletter June 2026
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Happenings and events relevant to the Antarctic and Arctic science communities.
PGC hosts members of the polar community for a week long, in-person commercial satellite imagery workshop on the University of Minnesota campus. Find information on dates and the application process here.
Interested in working with us? The Polar Geospatial Center employs about a dozen full-time staff members and a number of students. We’re always looking for talented applicants to join our growing team.
PGC Updates & Insights Thank You & Impact Results Thank you to everyone who participated in our April survey assessing … Continue reading PGC Newsletter June 2026
Assessing PGC’s Absence in McMurdo 2025-26 Community Survey Highlights the Value of Embedded Geospatial Support in Antarctica From April 1 … Continue reading Assessing PGC’s Absence in McMurdo 2025-26
Join PGC’s User Services Manager and U.S. Representative to the SCAR Standing Committee on Antarctic Geographic Information (SCAGI), Cole Kelleher, … Continue reading SCAR-Connect Webinar on Place Naming in Antarctica
This position has been filled! Job Title: Graduate Research Assistant Location: Twin Cities Regular/Temporary: Regular Job ID: 373024 Job Code: … Continue reading Student Position Available: Graduate Research Assistant (Summer 2026) — Filled!
The Polar Geospatial Center (PGC) had the honor and pleasure of meeting with upcoming international leaders from Türkiye, Norway, Denmark, … Continue reading Arctic Exchange with International Leaders
Share Your 2025-26 Antarctic Field Season Experience PGC is inviting all active participants in the United States Antarctic Program (USAP) … Continue reading Antarctic Support Survey 2025-26
PGC Updates & Insights Share Your 2025-26 Antarctic Field Season Experience PGC is inviting all active participants in the United … Continue reading PGC Newsletter April 2026
PGC Updates & Insights Approval for Publishing Imagery PGC Users planning on attending the upcoming AGU fall meeting and presenting and/or … Continue reading PGC Newsletter December 2025
This position has been closed Job Title: Geospatial and Remote Sensing Data Specialist Location: Twin Cities Regular/Temporary: Regular Job ID: … Continue reading Position Available: Geospatial and Remote Sensing Data Specialist 2025 – Closed
We are pleased to announce that the Polar Geospatial Center (PGC) has secured core funding from the National Science Foundation … Continue reading PGC Secures 5-Year Funding