Written by: Jessica J. Lee We can’t travel at the moment but this book might just be the next best option. Lee takes the reader on a journey through Taiwan, both historically and present-day, on […]
The Association of Ontario Land Surveyors, its members and new mascots, GeePS and Geo are participating in the Science Rendezvous online experience. The event website will go live on Saturday, May 1st and everyone, from […]
The Young Mining Professionals Scholarship Fund has partnered with various companies to provide $120,000 in scholarships for the year 2021. All students most be enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary education institution or university in a […]
Some of the most profound gains in the performance of high-precision GNSS have come in just the past few years—no wonder users are impressed. And especially in contrast to legacy gear. “Mind blowing!”, “Day and […]
Carleton and Partners Developing Tools to Protect Canada’s Biodiversity Dr. Joseph Bennett, a biology professor at Carleton University and his team will develop support tools that will assist partner organizations with prioritizing resources to help […]
The State of the Map Industry is a new virtual event IMIA has developed for you to hear directly from leading experts in the geospatial, mapping and location fields of our industry. Our invited panel […]
Utility locates and relocation work have historically been the cause of construction delays on public construction projects, particularly in urban areas with dense population and the commensurate underground utility and telecom infrastructure. In recent bills […]
False satellite images created by machine learning raise concerns about the reliability of data AI technologies has been used to created false satellite images and the phenomenon of “deepfake geography” will eventually affect the quality […]