I blogged previously about a new datum or geospatial reference system which will become the official U.S. datum in 2022. The new reference system will result in elevations changing by up to a meter and […]
Jonathan Murphy: Hi Claus, and welcome to the GoGeomatics Canada community. First off, can you tell us about where you are from and where you got your GIS education? Claus Rinner: Hi Jon, thanks for […]
Productivity Growth – Output per worker (1997=100) Source: ONS Construction productivity is a challenge in the world’s advanced economies. Globally, labour productivity growth in construction has averaged only one percent a year over the past […]
$150 million Russian satellite to launch by 2025 Russia’s Research and Production Association of Machine-Building has won a contract with Russia’s State Space Corporation Roscosmos to build a new Earth’s remote sensing satellite based of […]
GANS is excited to be hosting the annual Geomatics Atlantic Conference in Halifax during Geography Week, November 14th to the 16th This years theme is Oceans of Data and will focus on exploring innovation, cutting […]
Dreams can come true. One of mine has. Waking up on my first full day in Rome today, I decided to make the walk over to see the Pantheon. After seeing inside and outside of […]
This interview is part of a series of interviews spanning the depth and breadth of the Canadian GIS community. We are talking to GIS and geomatics instructors at colleges and universities across Canada. We’ve contacted […]
As a follow-up to an exciting presentation at the SPAR3D / AEC NEXT 2018 event in Anaheim I had the opportunity for a very enlightening conversation with Michael Twohig of DGT Associates which I would […]