A core group of Younger Geospatial Professionals (YGPs) would like to take this opportunity to invite you, regardless of your age, to join (see below) this early start-up organization. As we all know, the geospatial […]
Automatic feature extraction or image classification using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms has been successfully applied in several domains, for example, in recognizing landmarks, dogs, cars and other objects in consumer photos and detecting building footprints […]
Canadian Alan Armstrong returns us to Rome for this next article in his series on archaeology and GIS. It’s been a few months longer than previously expected but I am back, and with results to […]
Big business, big data According to a 2017 Market Guide for AIOps Platforms, by 2022 40% of all big enterprises will combine big data and machine learning to solve complex problems and replace service desk […]
The conference will concentrate this year on geomatics and sensors. Anything from sensors to acquire data, including remote sensing – laser scanning, optical, thermal etc., to in-situ sensors from various fields including Internet of Things […]
Speakers from Mapbox, Garmin, and SAM Inc. to provide keynotes at the annual NORTH51 Conference CALGARY, AB (January 10, 2019) – Over 75 of the most innovative minds in the geospatial industry will convene at […]
The University of British Columbia’s Master of Geomatics for Environmental Management (MGEM) Program is hosting their 2nd annual Geomatics Career Networking Event on Friday February 8 from 1-3:30 pm. The MGEM is a 9 month […]
Canada’s only operational radar satellite has just lost its gyroscope, and the WorldView-4 satellite is down for the count. Maxar’s RADARSAT-2 was launched December 14, 2007, with an anticipated life span of seven years. The […]