1. Geospatial 3D without VR 2. Geospatial Project Management 3. Singapore’s Digital Twin 4. Cool Spots in Hot Cities Mapped 5. Upgrading Hawaii’s Active Control 6. Mapping Pakistan’s Floods Seeing the Whole Geospatial Picture in […]
From underground infrastructure mapping to smart cities preparing for natural disasters, digital twins are becoming an important part of geospatial projects. While the first GIS was created to quantify Canada’s vast reserves of natural resources, […]
What: The Canadian Open Data Society recognizing and celebrating excellence in open data in Canada through the Canadian Open Data Awards When: Nominations open: September 1, 2022 Nominations close: October 1, 2022, UTC-4. Send nominations […]
Vaughan, Ontario, CANADA – September 1, 2022 – Teledyne Geospatial is pleased to announce the sale of its Optech Galaxy PRIME to Fototerra, an aerospace and service company that specializes in airborne remote sensing services, […]
Remotely sensed data has been providing insights into how the world works for decades now. From the first implementation of aerial photographs to the advances of WWII that lead to the development of sonar and […]