The Institution has been
established for the following ten-fold objectives in
mind:
(1).To promote and advance the science, practice and application of
geomatics for the advancement of mankind and community, and to further
foster the regional and international
cooperation and the transfer of technology;
(2).To encourage communication between persons charged with the
technical responsibility for the planning,
design and execution of the practice of geomatics;
(3).To obtain and disseminate among the members, information on
geomatics and related matters affecting the
profession, and to print, sell, publish, issue and
circulate the records of transactions of the
Institution or any papers, periodicals, books, circulars and other
literacy undertakings or any extracts there from as may
seem conducive to any of these objectives;
(4).To educate and seek to improve, extend and elevate the technical and
general knowledge of members and persons
concerned with the geomatics;
(5).To serve as a focal point for the exchange of ideas related to
geomatics;
(6).To conduct, encourage and collate research in geomatics;
(7).To establish, form and maintain in index of available or existing
literature and articles on interests in connection with geomatics;
(8).To cooperate, as may seem conducive to any of these objectives, with
national and international organisations and
to support and supplement their work;
(9).To promote the general interests of the profession and to maintain
and extend its usefulness for the public advantage; and
(10).To conduct professional development programmes by organising
training, seminar and conference locally or internationally.