At the November meeting of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Technical Committee in Toulouse, France, Linda van den Brink received the OGC’s prestigious Kenneth D. Gardels Award. The Gardels Award is presented each year to […]
Mapping Toronto’s Most Bizarre Intersections For most people from Toronto, when they think of what their city is known for, many amazing things come to mind, but another is the many busy and confusing intersections. […]
I flew out to San Francisco to attend a hackathon led by FreeCodeCamp whose syllabus I had been pursuing in my spare time. As a GIS technician, I find that many job descriptions coming out […]
Satellite InSAR Data used to detect massive size of North Korean Nuclear Testing Following the withdrawal of North Korea from the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons treaty over 15 years ago, a suspected underground hydrogen bomb […]
CubeWerx, a leader in providing advanced geospatial web services for data providers announced the release of CubeWerx Analytics – complete usage tracking of web services down to the pixel level. “Analytics are incredibly important today”, […]
It’s been three years since I wrote up my top ten list geography books in a post called 50 Years a Geographer: My Top Ten books about Geography. This list is a follow up to […]
Plexscape, developers of Plex.Earth®, one of the most popular tools for AutoCAD for the acceleration of architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) projects, launched Timeviews™, a unique service in the global AEC market, which makes the […]
A Concerning Ontario Data Strategy Teresa Scassa, a professor from the University of Ottawa, has written an interesting piece on her blog about the latest update on the Ontario data strategy. To create economic opportunities […]