GoGeomatics Canada had the pleasure of spending the last two days attending the CGCRT Geomatics Strategy, Action, and Implementation Planning Workshop. We were in the company of roughly 100 geomatics leaders, who came to Ottawa […]
By 2025 the UN projects there will be 35 megacities (10m+) in comparison to 22 in 2011. Population growth of the top 15 megacities millions, 2001 to 2025 (projection) Tokyo 37m 39m (+5%) New Delhi […]
GEO Business 2014 is the newest major geospatial event in the UK. And it is unique in being the result of a collaboration between the British geographic information organization Association for Geographic Information (AGI) and three […]
The Canadian Geomatics Sector employs 27,000 people. It provides geospatial information products and services to the user community for geospatially enabling decision‐making and policy planning. The Geomatics Sector is also responsible for the development and […]
Everyone in the geospatial industry knows that 80% of data has a geospatial component, but I have never seen a reference or link to the research on which this is based. GIS Lounge has tried […]
In the last year or so I have come across a number of UAVs at the various conferences I have attended. They range from hexacopters to fixed wing aircraft, but all of them suffer from […]
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that 2.1 billion fish, crabs, and shrimp are killed annually by being pinned against cooling water intake structures (impingement) or being drawn into cooling water systems and affected […]
MultiSpeak was developed under the auspices of the National Rural Electric Assn (NRECA) and is intended as an industry-wide standard for the exchange of information for electricity distribution utilities and all vertically-integrated segments except power […]