Peter Johnson is an associate professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management (GEM) at the University of Waterloo. His work is quite interesting and pertinent in this day and age. Peter studies how governments, […]
With FAA rules permitting beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) UAVs available through Part 107 waivers the cost of capturing the data required for vegetation management for power lines, whether transmission or distribution, could drop […]
Infrastructure in the older cities of Canada was installed more than 100 years ago when as-built drawings, if any existed, referenced surface features that may have disappeared. Recording the accurate location of such utilities was […]
Blockchain needs to step up security Cryptocurrency is far from immune to attack—and as it turns out, some have security flaws built right in. Since 2017, sophisticated hackers have stolen nearly $2 billion worth of […]
We are beginning to see data from real world projects that offer tangible evidence of the benefits of an integrated BIM+geospatial full lifecycle approach for construction projects. A few firms such as Parsons Brinckerhoff, Atkins Global, […]
Join GoGeomatics Ottawa on March 18th for Roman Archaeology and GIS! GoGeomatics Ottawa’s March Speaker Series will feature Alan D.K. Armstrong delivering a talk titled ‘Seeing the Old with the New: The Advancing World of GIS, History, and […]
Speaker Series: Join Brian Bancroft of Sparkgeo for GoGeomatics Toronto’s March social where he will discuss how to make your web maps count with Maptiks Analysis! Toronto’s March social is taking place Monday, March 25th […]
The Government of Ontario has launched a special survey to gather public input for a provincial data strategy. This strategy is part of the governments plan to deliver simple, faster and better digital services. Ontario […]