The crucial role of detailed knowledge of the seabed has never been so well highlighted as recently with the proclamation by the United Nations of the Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development (2021 – […]
The crucial role of detailed knowledge of the seabed has never been so well highlighted as recently with the proclamation by the United Nations of the Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development (2021 – […]
Capturing underground utilities while the pit or trench is open has always been a best practice, but not practiced enough. This has now become so simple that reasons not to document are running out. Underground […]
The GoGeomatics Back to School Socials have been running since 2014, and they are finally back after the pandemic! These events started in Ottawa and made their way across Canada. Without our wonderful group leaders, […]
For a long time it has been a dream of underground utility locators to deploy a drone based system for mapping underground utility infrastructure. The advantages of such a system are speed of execution – […]
1. Going back to the moon 2. Tracking wildfire smoke 3. MariaDB acquires CubeWerx 4. Mammal movement in Canada 5. Maxwell Creek Watershed Project 6. Tech companies receiving $50 million 7. Living Atlas of CanadaHumans […]
With full BCIT GIS programs starting this September, BCIT is looking for sponsors, either companies or government agencies, to accept a practicum or project with one or more students from January to May or June, […]
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is seeking public comment on the Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF (COG) Candidate Standard, which aims to formalize, as an OGC Standard, existing practices already implemented by the community, such as the GDAL […]