Scotland is one of the leading jurisdictions in developing a nation-wide collaborative system for sharing information about the location of underground infrastructure among stakeholders involved in road construction including roads authorities, utility and telecom network […]
Join us at GeoIgnite 2020 online for Enterprise Architect, Bilyana Anicic, who will share her perspective on the new era of human experience that is upon us. The current disruption brought by the COVID-19 crisis […]
At a Digital Leaders Virtual event Heath Pritchard, Maria Teneke, Holger Kessler and Neil Brammall of the National Underground Asset Register (NUAR) project reported on the progress to date of one of the Geospatial Commission’s […]
Google Maps Platform gaming solution now available to everyone Google first launched a gaming solution to bring real-world games to life with a limited group of studios two years ago. From this, 10 games have […]
Digital Twins have many applications outside of the more well-known ones in the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence – including valuable applications for historic and archeological sites A digital twin. What is it exactly? […]
Digital mapping as a discipline emerged in the 1960s, when the U.S. Census Bureau used geographic information systems (GIS) and digital cartography to fully understand and visualize population trends. Since then, the abilities of geospatial […]
In the middle of March 2020, COVID-19 pandemic leads to social distancing rules in Canada. Public areas such as restaurants are closed. Some restaurants in Kamloops city in British Columbia have been working through takeout […]
The industry standard for locating underground utilities is a manual process involving the use of an electromagnetic (EM) wand to detect underground cables and pipes. The detected location is typically recorded by painting or otherwise […]