At the Year in Infrastructure 2018 conference this morning, I heard a fascinating tale of two buildings in a talk by Tom Dengenis of SYNCHRO. which was recently acquired by Bentley. I had always wondered […]
At this year’s BIMForum conference in Las Vegas Dr. Barbara Jackson of the University of Denver offered what I would categorize as a hurricane warning to the construction industry; change is coming like a very […]
I am at the Year in Infrastructure 2018 conference in London this week. This morning there have been some very interesting announcements relating to digital twins. First of all Greg Bentley announced Bentley’s foray into […]
Awards Available To Canadian Students in Geomatics: GIS, Surveying, Geography, Engineering, Remote Sensing, etc… Editors note: If your institution gives awards or scholarships for students and is not listed here please get in touch using […]
Things do change. Microsoft, once the perceived enemy of open source, has been moving into open source over the last two decades. The first infamous Halloween document requested by Jim Allchin was leaked to Eric […]
When GoGeomatics saw that Canada had dropped 3 spots on the 2018 Geospatial Readiness Index, we wanted to gauge the reaction of the Canadian geomatics community. The Geospatial Readiness Index rates countries based on their […]
A federal act to streamline geospatial data The USA recently passed Geospatial Data Act is expected to streamline federal government data purchases. Written to prevent duplicative data purchases by federal agencies and modernize the collection […]
Four countries have launched satellites which can measure concentrations of greenhouse gas emissions. Canada’s GHGSat Inc is the first private company that can measure emissions from any location on earth. To date GHGSat’s Clair satellite […]