In the far northern reaches of Canada’s Saskatchewan Province, the Athabasca River and Peace River flow into the Peace-Athabasca Delta, the largest boreal delta in the world and home to a variety of diverse habitats […]
Indian Government starts work on mapping villages The Indian government is using geospatial technology and drones to map six lakh villages and prepare 3D maps of 100 Indian cities. Space minister Jitendra Singh said, “the […]
Find a GIS Job: Geospatial Career Seminar March 9th, 2022 At this years National Canadian Geospatial Conference, GeoIgnite, Jonathan Murphy will host an event for job seekers looking to navigating the competitive job market. Finding […]
Barbara Ryan to continue discussions held at the UN on research findings In late 2019, Barbara Ryan, executive director of the World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC), started tracking and mapping three greenhouse gasses from space. […]
Catherine Champagne shares data on how one of the most important sectors is affected by climate Catherine Champagne, acting manager of the National Agroclimate Information Service, is new to the GeoIgnite conference this year, and […]
Climate change is the topic of discussion from March. 1 to 10 The fourth annual conference for the geospatial community, GeoIgnite: Winter Geo, is on from March. 1 to 10. This year, the topic of […]
Will Cadell, founder and CEO of Sparkgeo, hosts keynote presentation Will Cadell is the founder and CEO of Sparkgeo, which focuses on providing geospatial expertise. With a focus on earth observation and geospatial analytics, Cadell […]
Examining three years of work to combat climate change Since he started appearing at the GeoIgnite conference in 2020, Nick Kellett, founder and CEO of Deploy Solutions, has been discussing climate change. His company’s project […]