The Canadian Open Data Summit is back! Hosted this year virtually and bilingually by the Ville de Montréal and the Gouvernement du Québec! Since 2013, the Summit has been the go-to event for open data advocates, publishers and users; civic technologists; smart city ground-breakers; […]
Artificial intelligence, made in Portland, will delve into Tokyo Olympics sprint races on TV Attention fans of track and field events at the Olympics – there was a new replay feature, called 3D athlete tracking […]
This article is the first part of a series about accuracy and precision, which briefly covers common factors that affect the quality of dataset during data acquisition process. Two more articles, particularly about GIS data […]
Women+ have always been a part of the mapping world and gradually have become a more integral part of conversations, particularly within the larger discussion about equity. Women in Geospatial+ is a vibrant, growing community […]
Day Three of GeoIgnite began with a fantastic keynote presentation from Barbara Ryan, the WGIC Executive Director. While a lot of panels at GeoIgnite obviously focused on Canada and more national and provincial level geospatial […]
A major gap in the construction process is the unavailability of reliable information about the location of underground utilities during the design stage of civil engineering construction projects such as highways and pipelines. All states […]
Alex Trebek honoured with Geographical Society grant program for emerging explorers The National Geographic Society in the United States and the Royal Canadian Geographical Society are collaborating to create a grant program that will provide […]
GoGeomatics.ca holds the most comprehensive list of Canadian geography, geomatics, GIS, and remote sensing related education programs. This resource is incredibly useful for students in Canada and around the world looking to further their education […]