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 […]
Singapore has severely limited land, but unlimited space and has started to build many types of activities underground to save the land above ground for the better living of citizens. Many of the traditional utilities […]
Two initiatives of importance to the global geospatial community will begin this June. Expanding Responsibility for the BetweenThePoles blog First of all we are expanding the BetweenThePoles blog from a single content provider (Geoff Zeiss) […]
Largest-ever imagery contract handed out by National Reconnaissance Office A new announcement out of the National Reconnaissance Office in the US is now the largest-ever contract for imagery in the commercial sector. The contract, announced […]
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 […]
Improving disaster resilience requires accurate data about subsurface utility and other infrastructure. New York has has experienced several disasters over recent decades, foremost among them 9/11 and Hurricane Sandy. The experience of 9/11 and Hurricane […]
A “Holistic Understanding of Water in Our World” At the March 1, 2022, GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference, Sven Cowan, Canada Program Manager at NV5 Geospatial, and Mischa Hey, Practice Lead at Analytics at NV5 Geospatial, jointly […]
This Statellite Will Change How You See The World At the GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference on March 2, 2022, during a livestream presentation, MDA Senior Director, Wayne Hoyle, introduced CHORUS, its next SAR mission. He […]