I don’t want to give the impression that all good things in geospatial originate at COGS in Nova Scotia. In my quest to get a better understanding of the great people and diversity of paths […]
As a former GIS specialist who has transitioned to a new career as a software developer I have a story to tell about the changing nature of starting and maintaining a GIS career in a […]
A key to better customer service is being able to estimate the time when power will be restored after an outage. A reliable restoration date and time makes it possible to make plans for the […]
Will a new Geospatial Analysis tool from Uber challenge traditional GIS software? Kepler.gl is Uber’s new “data-agnostic, high-performance web-based application for visual exploration of large-scale geolocation data set”. With no need for coding, Kepler.gl is […]
In a very interesting presentation at HxGNLIve in Las Vegas, Chris Klimmm, a subject matter expert with Hexagon Safety and Infrastructure, reported using Microsoft Azure’s machine learning capability to develop a model to winnow out […]
For the first time in my experience I have encountered a private company that is routinely using GPR and other underground remote sensing technologies to create accurate 3D models of underground infrastructure for their customers; […]
At HxGNLIve in Las Vegas Juergen Dold announced another very impressively designed device in the BLK line called the BLK3D. It is designed to be a game changer in the interior measurement space traditionally addressed by […]
As part of the Prime Minister’s London Tech Week roundtable, the UK Government has announced that key parts of the OS MasterMap will be made openly available for the public and businesses to use. OS […]