AI aims to prevent a repeat of 2004 Peterborough flood City of Medicine Hat Wins 2022 ESRI special achievement in GIS award TCS, UofT team up with plan to create ‘urban data sets’ for smart […]
Diversity enhances more than just innovation and creativity. To show the importance of diversity, GoGeomatics has created a series highlighting diversity leadership in the Canadian Geomatics community. GoGeomatics was able to interview Carla Jack of […]
How are the GoGeomatics Briefings created? All across Canada, our volunteer editors and group writers gather virtually, on a weekly basis, to discuss and share the newest geospatial news together. Each Writer prepares a few […]
It all starts with a question, and Bilyana Anicic is the one to find the answer. For Anicic, creating success for clients is a passion. She has overcome bias, gender gaps and learning English as […]
GoGeomatics Canada is pleased to offer several affordable ways for you to advertise, raise your brand awareness, communicate, and engage with Canada’s geospatial sector. We track statistics and analytics for every campaign we run, so […]
Back as an in-person/hybrid event, this global showcase for geomatics hardware, software, and solutions revealed some interesting trends. The annual Intergeo exhibition is massive, and the recent event in Essen Germany October 18-20, was nearly […]
Regina’s crime map Coastal flooding can be predicted in advance using the NSCC’s online map. New satellite imagery encourages the conservation effort for right whales. Interprovincial migration of Canadians during a pandemic is shown visually. […]
The results of the GoGeomatics pandemic survey ready to be revealed. What difference a year makes? Who did GoGeomatics Survey? The audience for the survey are subscribers to GoGeomatics magazine and newsletter, and those who […]