Transmission line inspections for vegetation management and other purposes are essential in ensuring grid reliability and resilence. They are generally performed by manned helicopters or by a ground crew. Data is collected with cameras and […]
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 […]
At the International Standards Summit 2019 in Düsseldorf a group of people representing owners, engineering and construction firms, vendors and services providers in the AEC space, and standards organization Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) and buildingSMART […]
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 […]
Maintaining accurate, up-to-date GIS data has been a challenge for utility and communications firms for decades. Inefficient CAD/GIS workflows result in utility GIS quality degrading with time. Now with business drivers such as implementing a […]
It is now 20 years since the University of Minnesota (UMN) MapServer 3.0 was made open source. Daniel Morissette (@dmorissette) has posted a bit of interesting history on Twitter about the early days of open […]