The University of New Brunswick Offsite Construction Research Centre (OCRC) and Canadian Society for Civil Engineering present a specialty conference, “Transforming Construction with Reality Capture Technologies,” to the world this August 23 to 25, 2022. […]
GoGeomatics Back to School Socials are back beginning this September! Join us and the Canadian geospatial community as we welcome new and returning students to our sector! Post pandemic, from coast to coast, the GoGeomatics […]
Apple Maps is Coming to Your City this Summer, Satellites show World’s Largest Beaver Dam, Who lives in Canada’s Hottest Urban Centres, Western University Investigates Storm Apple Maps is Driving, and Walking, Through Canadian Cities […]
Gyro or inertial mapping provides an effective technical solution to the challenge of accurately mapping underground utility infrastructure. Gyro mapping solutions are available for any type of underground utility including water, gas, electric power, communications, […]
With the exponential growth of the Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) industry in the last decade, the geospatial community has greatly benefitted from its usage. Resultantly, a wide variety of LiDAR sensors from a range of […]
The drone-based platform covers the blind spot in current technology. Skipper NDT Co-founder and COO, Luigi Kassir, spoke on locating underground infrastructure using a drone, during a March 23, 2022, SUMSF (The Subsurface Utility Mapping […]
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has opportunities to get funding for “early-stage” space-related” development programs and research. The ESA (European Space Agency) is the organization offering the funding for eligible Canadian universities, research centres, and […]
The Live-Dig Radar is Hailed as a “Game-Changer” Participants in the March 22, 2022, live stream presentation by Yuval Barnea, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at RodRodar, were witnesses to several firsts. Barnea introduced […]