The IAUC currently oversees five awards:
The Luke Howard Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Urban Climatology. It is given annually to an individual who has made outstanding contributions to the field of urban climatology in a combination of research, teaching, and/or service to the international community of urban climatologists. The IAUC Awards committee will recommend to the IAUC Board the recipient of this award. The IAUC Awards committee can elect not to give an award in a given year. → 2020 Call for nominations
The Timothy Oke Award for Original Research in the Field of Urban Climatology. It is given annually to one or several individuals at an early to mid-career stage, when they achieve individual visibility and impact, develop and broaden the scope of their research topics and demonstrate leadership. For the recipients, this award provides a prestigious endorsement of their research trajectory. The IAUC Awards committee will recommend annually up to three candidates to the IAUC Board as recipients of the Timothy Oke Award. The IAUC Awards committee can elect not to give an award in a given year. → 2020 Call for nominations (will open April 9, 2020, 00:00)
The Japan Prize honors researchers from less developed countries who are judged to have given the best papers at an ICUC conference. The awards are made possible by Professor Y. Nakamura and seven of his colleagues from Japan.
The William P. Lowry Memorial Awards for authors/presenters at IAUC meetings. These awards are made possible by the sons of William (Bill) P. Lowry: Samuel C. Lowry and Porter P. Lowry II, September, 2005.
The ICUC Student Paper Awards honour student authors / student presenters at the ICUC meetings.
The IAUC Awards Policy provides the full text of the IAUC awards procedures and policy.