Canada’s only operational radar satellite has just lost its gyroscope, and the WorldView-4 satellite is down for the count. Maxar’s RADARSAT-2 was launched December 14, 2007, with an anticipated life span of seven years. The […]
TNO, Geological Survey of the Netherlands Information about the location, condition and interdependencies of the infrastructure and geology below our feet is poor or lacking. Even though information about what is below ground is revealed […]
Geomatics Correcting a Critical Survey Error on the Canada US border A petition on the White House Website is asking for a 320-square kilometre parcel of land in Minnesota called the Northwest Angle to be […]
At the Ottawa GoGeomatics Meetup this past November, founder and CEO Jonathan Murphy led a discussion on what will be the first-ever GoGeomatics Conference in 2019. In Canada we are lucky to have some excellent […]
After a highly successful, informative and well attended UC18Vancouver, USC-STC is pleased to announce the dates for next years Annual Unmanned Canada conference, #UC19Ottawa! After enjoying the hospitality of the West Coast of Canada in […]
Building information modeling (BIM) has been applied to design-build construction projects for many years. A growing number of countries are mandating BIM for public projects. While the UK government has said that “…we know that […]
Conference2Classroom is a new initiative by Rachel Kuzmich of Queen’s University to connect educators and students across Canada. Rachel was inspired to start this initiative for three reasons. First, every conference she has attended has […]