Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has recently announced three developments with regards to data. You can be among the first to see these important data announcements if you follow our news feed from NRCan. You can […]
Workflows for ensuring utility GIS quality are fundamentally broken and have been for decades. Integrating CAD and GIS into an efficient workflow has been a challenge and it has simply not been a priority in […]
Defining the problem Environmental consulting is a fast-paced industry for good reason. Whether it’s the constraints of the season, the expectations of the client, or the immediate call of an emergency, there is almost always […]
Who will own the data collected by autonomous vehicles? Who will own the data collected by autonomous vehicles? That is the question being assessed by researchers at Dartmouth College. Data privacy, ownership, cyber security and […]
Kitchener-Waterloo’s March GoGeomatics Social will feature organizer Willie Carroll, who will be speaking on the use of 3D terrestrial laser scan data to analysis the Gomantong Cave network on the island of Borneo. Willie will […]
The official GeoIgnite 2019 website has launched! The GeoIgnite 2019 website is your place to register to attend, exhibit, sponsor, or simply receive updates on speakers and presenters. Our current keynote speakers include Keith Masback, […]
Jon Murphy can be quite persuasive. Sparkgeo started as a company that wanted to break out of moulds. We started with the intent to make maps differently, using the web. Since then we have been […]
GIS companies regularly create new geospatial products and develop new processes to do things better. Such innovations might be eligible to claim the SR&ED (Scientific Research & Experimental Development) tax credit. The Canadian SR&ED program […]