The new Canadian Air Regulations are complex pieces of literature for those unable to parse legalese. Luckily David Cooke, Chief Pilot of Cooke & Associates Inc., has taken the initiative to create a plain language […]
GoGeomatics heads to Amsterdam GoGeomatics founder Jonathan Murphy will be attending the Geospatial World forum April 2nd-4th to take part in an annual gathering of representatives from the world of location technology. The Forum attracts over […]
Emlid, the creators of Reach, centimeter-accurate RTK GNSS receiver, launched pre-orders for their multi-band GNSS receiver Reach RS2. The new receiver features built-in LoRa radio, 3.5G modem and a survey app for iOS and Android. […]
It is essential that geospatial professionals be aware of which available certifications are considered attractive to organizations, as they indicate trends related to current technology and knowledge. Cloud skills are critical for most organizations, especially […]
Chinese Earth Satellites launched The Gaofen-5 and Gaofen-6 Chinese Earth observation satellites have officially been put into service. During in-orbit tests the satellites provided data on environmental monitoring, natural resources, and natural disasters. China is […]
Longtime followers of GoGeomatics recognize Will Cadell’s name. We’ve interviewed him here at GoGeomatics, he’s the lead consultant at Sparkgeo, and he has been helping start-ups, large enterprises, and non-profits across North America make the […]
The Rapid Burned Area Mapping (R-BAM) technology was developed over the last three years by Hatfield Consultants and aims to complement conventional wildfire observation and assessment techniques by providing frequent updates on wildfire burn areas […]
We are excited to be speaking with Lee Morden, a geomatics instructor at SAIT in Calgary, Alberta. He is committed to expanding his knowledge in geomatics and education in support of providing quality training to post-secondary […]