At the 12th annual Geospatial Information and Technology (GITA) Pacific Northwest Conference at Salishan on the Oregon Coast, Michael Baker gave an enlightening presentation on web portals and how modern architectures make it possible for […]
I’ve been asked to lead a GIS program review for our College; we want to try to anticipate future trends (or act nimbly to adapt to them) and ensure we are delivering courses containing skills […]
The 12th annual Geospatial Information and Technology (GITA) Pacific Northwest Conference is being held in Salishan on the Oregon Coast. I have been coming to this event for about five years, because it is one […]
What is the power of GIS? What we have to do is separate GIS from software and hardware. GIS has been on this planet a lot longer than computers, servers, and […]
Prior to Fukushima, Japan generated about a quarter of its electric power from 50 nuclear power plants. Japan lies in a heavily earthquake prone area, and all of its nuclear power plants are on the […]
Last week a memorial event was held in Ottawa for Wolfgang Bitterlich, one of the early technical innovators in spatial analyics. Organized by his friend Mike Comeau, the memorial brought together a large group of […]
Location: Brock University Campus. Welch Hall. Room is WH #202 Date: September 30th, 2012 Starting Time: This half day seminar begins at 9am 500 Glenridge Ave., St. Catharines, Ontario Cost: $50 Special Announcement: GoGeomatics is […]
The world of geomatics has changed dramatically in the past 20 years. Whereas GIS and other related geomatics technologies were largely the domain of professionals two decades ago, increasingly “non experts” are engaged in the […]