I recently returned to Hamilton after five years of teaching at a Washington DC university, taking a paid partial-sabbatical at the end of my contract. Unfortunately the time off gave me too much opportunity to […]
At a GITA-sponsored webinar yesterday John Wertman, responsible for government relations at the American Association of Geographers (AAG), gave an insightful presentation about the Geospatial Data Act (GDA) of 2017 (S.1253) which has been introduced […]
The Sydney Light Rail Project is a $2.1 billion PPP project for 12 km of light rail to be completed by 2019. Prior to awarding the contract for construction the Department of Transport for New […]
Esri Canada is an active supporter of GoGeomatics Canada and our grass roots efforts to bring the sector together. Esri is sponsoring 12 Back to School Socials this September and inviting you to attend. These […]
Last week at a Goldschmidt conference in Paris it was reported that ice cores captured in Antarctica have been dated to 2.7 million years ago. Previously the oldest ice cores from Antarctica from the Dome […]
Join the Canadian geospatial community as we welcome new and returning students to our sector. This year we are proud to announce that 12 groups are hosting Back to School Events. We hope that you, […]
One of the most exciting presentations at the SA Geotech conference in Johannesburg was a presentation by Jason Richards of Maptek. He talked about using geospatial technology to map in space and time the instability and […]
Have you ever felt lost when someone started talking about precision agriculture? When people think about a GIS intensive environment, they probably imagine a bustling office where the inhabitants are using technology (i.e. their computers) […]