Canadians are unknowingly buying homes in climate change danger zones, report finds Canadians are buying homes, unaware of the areas’ high risk of flooding, wildfires and other climate change impacts. This unawareness of the risks […]
The National Geomatics Competition (NGC) is Canada’s student-led geomatics competition. The NGC was created to increase the visibility of the geomatics profession, give students an opportunity to showcase their knowledge and talents while networking with potential […]
Registration is Open! The OGC is proud to present the 121st OGC Member Meeting December 6th -14th, 2021 – Virtual Meeting Building the Future of Location The 121st OGC Member Meeting is the incubation center […]
This Interactive Map Lets Users Explore England’s Hidden Archaeological Landscape Attention all history enthusiasts, Historic England has created a new interactive map that allows users to take a “virtual flight” over England to explore the […]
Editors note – This Interview was originally published March, 2016 and republished now as it highlights an important and interesting part of Canada’s geospatial history. An interview with GIS entrepreneur and visionary Douglas W. Seaborn […]
Let’s admit it. Geospatial techs are brilliant. They help develop smart technology that solves problems our industry faces conveniently, quickly, and affordably. There are so many Canadian geospatial start-ups, growing tech companies, and some mature […]
The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) sixth assessment report warns about the future of our planet under the impacts of climate change. Following the findings from the last report, measured in 2011, this […]
The Greater Montréal Area completed Canada’s largest-ever riverine topobathymetric lidar survey inresponse to two major flooding events within the last five years, which together displaced tens ofthousands from their homes and cost millions to local […]