As much a science as an art; cartography makes one wonder how the artist or mathematician-cum-geographer captured the most finite of cartographic details. Ancient maps are fascinating and inspiring. In this article I will discuss […]
Flow mapping is a technique to visualize movement of objects of interest between geographic areas. Typical uses of flow maps could be traffic volume, trade balances, or migration. In this article we create flow maps […]
It is hard to believe that six years has gone by and over 1000 articles have been provided by GoGeomatics, but that is the case. I am honoured to have been one of the first […]
I have already blogged about the Leica BLK360 whose size, capabilities, one button operation and price point promise to revolutionize professional scanning for construction. Anyone who has used a Leica scanner is familiar with Cyclone […]
At HxGNLive in Las Vegas this week I attended a session on using Leica technology to locate underground assets presented by Brett Black, GIS Solutions, Simon Pedley, Utility Detection Solutions and Mike Baker, G/Technology Product […]
At HxGNLive in Las Vegas this week a very interesting presentation with practical implications for anyone involved in construction, whether buildings or horizontal infrastructure was provided by Stanley Lawrence, Reid Flamm, and Michael Moore of […]
GoGeomatics Canada is catching up with one of our amazing volunteers in Edmonton. As a grassroots volunteer-led movement GoGeomatics strives to provide all sorts of opportunities to our community. One of those opportunities is a […]
I am at HxGNLive in Las Vegas this week. One of the several very interesting presentations with important implications for a number of industries is a talk by Massimo Zotti of Planetek. He described an […]