I have blogged about emissions trading programs in the EU, California, Quebec, and others. In June of this year China initated its first pilot emission trading program in Shenzhen. Four more (Beijing, Chongqing, Tianjin and […]
From my memory (which is, unfortunately, diming with each passing year) the word “geomatics”, defined as the automation of geography, was first coined in French (Québec) as géomatique and then translated into English as geomatics. […]
The August edition of Geospatial World Magazine is focussed on the theme of the integration of geopatial and building information modeling (BIM) in both its vertical and horizontal (BIM for Infrastructure) forms. Together the articles […]
I blogged about the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) report, Transportation Electrification: A Technology Overview, which provided projections of the commercial rollout of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs), gives an overveiw of vehicle, plug-in and other […]
Cameron has been a GoGeomatics Social Leader for our Toronto group since Janurary of 2012. Cameron is in essence the founder of GoGeomatics Toronto. He is a true Torontonian at heart, and has ensured that […]
The Air Resources Board (ARB) held its fourth auction of greenhouse gas allowances on August 16, 2013. The auction included a Current Auction of 2013 allowances and an Advance Auction of 2016 allowances. The Auction […]
Stephen Misner has graciously taken on the role of group leader for our GoGeomatics Halifax division. He currently is a GIS Analyst for Elections Nova Scotia where has worked since November 2008. Prior to this […]
I have blogged frequently about the world-wide trend toward free and open access to government spatial data. In general this has meant that instead of users paying for access to spatial data, the government pays […]