Project Photofly is a technology preview of a web service that allows you to convert digital photographs taken with a consumer digital camera into a 3D image (point cloud). You take pictures around the object […]
Dan Eslinger of NavCom Technology Inc was kind enough to talk with GoGeomatics to help better explain and define what a Manager Software Engineering role could be. […]
One of my takeaways from the annual GITA ANZ 2010 conference in Brisbane earlier this year was from Graeme Anthonsen’s presentation in which he outlined the cadet program that City West Water has implemented to […]
As I have blogged on several occasions Ontario is in several ways leading the charge in the green power/smart grid revolution in North America. Ontario’s roll-out of smart meters together with time-of-use electric power rates […]
I have blogged in the past (here, here, here and here) about the poor data quality of utility records databases that has serious implications. It can lead to such things as unreliable reports prepared for management and […]
In 2005 URISA petitioned the Federal Geographic Data Committee to allow it to develop a standard for addresses in the US. The petition was granted and the project to develope the United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, […]
One of the talks I attended at the URISA conference last week in Orlando was presented by Raj Singh of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) on the subject of “geosynchronization”. This has nothing to do […]
The chief construction adviser to the UK Government has said that Building Information Modelling (BIM) will become a part of the procurement of public buildings in the UK and indicated that bidders and contractors on […]