Methane is one of the more potent greenhouse gases for global warming. In June, 2013, President Obama issued a Climate Action Plan to cut the pollution contributing to climate change. An important part of the […]
The Swedish Space Corporation (SSC) is increasing its capacity at the Inuvik Satellite Station Facility in Inuvik, Canada, with the addition of a new multi-mission antenna. The expansion is driven by increasing customer demand for […]
The Ottawa February GoGeomatics Social is taking place Friday, February 27, 6:00PM in the basement of the James Street Pub. This month, we have a great speaker lined up to tell you all about a […]
Scene Sharp Technologies Inc.™ has received $500,000 in investment from the Government of Canada through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA). Provided as a repayable loan, the investment will support conversion of the Scene Sharp […]
In the last few years I have come across a number of UAVs at the various conferences I have attended. They range from hexacopters to fixed wing aircraft but are limited typically to flight times […]
There are several initiatives underway to develop multi-disciplinary interoperability standards for the convergence of BIM, 3D and geospatial. The first BIM standard based on a common conceptual model shared between the BIM and geospatial worlds […]
InfraGML is the proposed Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Geographic Markup Language (GML) application schema supporting land development and civil engineering infrastructure facilities. The OGC has just released the OGC LandInfra Conceptual Model, the first draft […]
The latest in Canadian GIScience research will be on display at the fifth annual Spatial Knowledge & Information (SKI) Conference, taking place February 26-March 1 in Banff, Alberta. Organizers are expecting approximately 75 GIScience researchers, […]