The Geospatial Data Act (GDA) of 2017, which was introduced in the Senate (S. 2128) and a companion bill in the House (H.R.4395), has some history. It was originally proposed in 2015 by Orrin Hatch, a […]
Ohé le Canada: il est de nouveau temps de s’exciter sur les données d’élévation! Pendant des années, si ce n’est pendant des décennies, la communauté en géomatique du Canada a réclamé haut et fort un […]
Kitchener Waterloo is Canada’s fastest growing market for tech-talent, according to Techvibes, the CBC and more. Within this tech-triangle, there is a LOT of GIS activity and so it is time to start an initiative […]
Locations of Cross Section surveyors’ notebooks At GITA 2018 in Phoenix, Bob Basques, GIS Systems Developer at the City of St Paul, described a system called COMPASS he and his team have developed that provides […]
Cet article est aussi disponible en français: https://gogeomatics.ca/la-revolution-des-donnees-delevation-du-cccot-a-commence-nouveau-mne-du-canada/ Hey Canada: It’s time to get excited about elevation data again! For years, if not decades, the Canadian geomatics community has been clamoring for a better digital […]
Please come and join us on Tuesday, March 20th at the RA Centre, Outaouais Room, for a very interesting and informative presentation from Dr. Mike Sawada, Professor, Department of Geography, Environment and Geomatics, University of […]
I have blogged previously about a French presidential decree in 2012 that mandated that all of France’s critical underground utility infrastructure must be mapped in 3D to an accuracy of 40 cm (about 16 inches). […]
“Oh the Places You will go!” Part 2: Continuing the “COGServation“ Everything is connected to everything else! I recently wrote an article for GoGeomatics on Ken Bragg of Safe Software. In the course of our […]