Bureau of Galactic Geographic Research

Summary

The AGT Bureau of Galactic Geographic Research is responsible collecting and maintaining awareness of spectacular geographical landmarks and locations within regions occupied by the AGT and its foundations.

Bureau Responsibilities

The bureau has the following responsibilities:

• Administer and review the submission process for the Natural Wonders Program.

  • Administer the Natural Wonder forms and submissions system.

  • Bureau leader must review each submission by visiting the location, and if judging the submission of note, to bring it to the attention of the SLT.

  • Define the process the SLT will use to judge if a site merits inclusion as an AGT Galactic Geographic Wonder.

  • Prepare and create wiki pages on the NMS wiki site of identified AGT Galactic wonders to highlight them

• Document sites of particular geographical interest anywhere in the universe, ideally in AGT named systems.

• Administer and manage creation of a Dept of Mineralogical Research.  Define all functional parameters of the group, creation of a database format, submission systems, etc.

• Upload media (Video, images) to social media group AGT channels/groups on Facebook, Discord, Reddit, Twitter to promote recognized sites.

• Particular focus on primary AGT regions:

  • AGT Yihelli Capital Super Region in Euclid.

  • Louyen in the Hilbert Dimension.

  • Historical AGT regions of Milland, Deuter, and the Kaleibn Cluster in Euclid.

  • Foundation capital regions.

• Secondary responsibility: Ensure travellers record star system names with AGT prefix.

The Bureau is overseen and supported by the AGT Senior Leadership Team (SLT).

Contribute

Any AGT Traveller can nominate a Natural Wonder for consideration at any time.

Bureau History

AGT Stardate UTC Date Event

3741.10.31 31-Oct-2025 Leader role open..

3733.25.07 25-Jul-2017 SirDannyMacFinn self appointed leader.

3733.25.07 25-Jul-2017 Created as the Galactic Geographic Team.

Related Wiki Pages

• Bureau of Galactic Geographic Research