During our GoGeomatics Canada website launch party in Ottawa, we encouraged our guests to have a chat about geomatics. Here, we’re speaking with Daniel Katz and Chris Jobson. These two individuals are both currently students, talking […]
I have blogged on many occasions about the aging utility workforce in North America, Western Europe, and Japan. For example, The populations of some EU member states such as Germany are decreasing, while in others […]
In 2007 I listened to an exceptional presentation at a Spatial Sciences Institute Biennial International Conference in Hobart, Tasmania given by Tim Barker and Neale Hooper, of the Queensland Treasury, part of the government of […]
During our GoGeomatics Canada website launch party in Ottawa, we encouraged our guests to have a chat about geomatics. Here, we’re speaking with Shannon Olson and Kevin Ballantyne. Would you like to do an interview? Contact […]
I blogged some time ago about the Federally-initiated Green Button initiative. Aneesh Chopra, then CTO of the US, in his keynote at the Gridweek conference in Washington DC, challenged the electric utility industry to do […]
I have blogged on several occasions about OpenStreetMap (OSM), which is the world’s largest volunteered, crowd-sourced database of geospatial information. Apparently, August 9th 2004 was the day that the first user registered the domain and […]
I blogged about a draft EPA report that linked groundwater contamination to fracking. In response to complaints by domestic well owners regarding objectionable taste and odor problems in wellwater, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) […]
GoGeomatics Canada is looking to the west of Canada and speaking with Tracey Harvey GIS instructor at Selkirk College in BC. GoGeomatics: Hi Tracey and welcome back to the GoGeomatics Canada community. Tracey you were […]