See B.C. in all its 3D glory as giant Challenger Relief Map returns to PNE after 23 years The Challenger Relief Map of British Columbia is a monumental, hand built 80-by-76 foot topographic map of […]
GoGeomatics is looking for experienced trainers and educators who are interested in sharing their expertise with the community as well as organizations that currently offer specialised training to work with us. Our new online Training […]
Fracking in North America The link between hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and earthquakes has been well-established in studies throughout North America. An increase in pore-fluid pressure and/or a change in the state of stress may […]
Positional continuity, precise and traceable time, testing and simulation—key elements of multi-layered alternate PNT solutions. What is Alt PNT? What are the key types of solutions in place or in development? Our work and daily […]
Mapping Canada’s carbon landascape WWF-Canada has conducted new research with the lead of McMaster University’s Remote Sensing Lab scientists to measure the stored amount of carbon in Canada’s landscape. The findings show that stored carbon […]
Emlid released an enterprise version of its NTRIP caster—Emlid Caster Pro. The advanced caster for commercial use is able to connect dozens of base stations with up to 1000 rovers over the Internet. With Emlid […]
Recently we shared with you some of the realities of disability in the workplace in Canada and the typical accommodations needed (you can access that article here). As promised, this week we would like to […]
Transmission network modernization features prominently in infrastructure expansion and upgrade funding packages. Two geospatial leaders in grid design and management software have just joined forces to help these initiatives. It seems every discussion about the […]