An informative discussion recently took place in hopes to reduce the billion-dollar infrastructure damage occurring in Canada every year during excavations. During the March 22, 2022 SUMSF live stream panel presentation on developing a subsurface […]
For National Indigenous History Month, we have brought you this special edition digest comprised of geospatial-related indigenous stories. New interactive map shares Indigenous arts, language and culture throughout B.C. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council has […]
Following the rapid advance and applications of geospatial technology has always been a fundamental aspect of the GoGeomatics community. As the study of earth systems has often relied on advancements in geospatial research, finding and […]
This innovative prism pole, the first of its kind with tilt compensation, auto-height, and target identification, does not disappoint. Spoiler: it worked very well. Leica Geosystems (part of Hexagon) announced the AP20 AutoPole in March […]
It was another long weekend (Victoria Day) and as usual I was searching for accommodations in and around BC at the very last minute. I was almost about to give up on my search when […]
British Columbia wildfires 2021 was the third-worst in its history. The towns which were on evacuation alert during summer wildfires were at flood risk in fall and winter. The flood that followed the wildfires was […]
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada supports the Canadian agriculture and agri-food sector through initiatives that promote innovation and competitiveness. In his talk at GeoIgnite 2021 on Day one, Technology Manager James Ashton outlines the strategic roadmap […]
Over the last decade, a growing number of municipal and regional governments across North America have invested in topobathymetric lidar surveys of lakes, rivers and watersheds. Regional governments often commission new lidar survey projects, along […]