Vibrant Continental maps of Rivers Newly found Angolan Peatland mapped How GISCorps Volunteers used GIS to tackle 2022 challenges Understand Coastal Change and Management with ‘CoastTrain’ AI-powered geospatial intelligence tool announced Biodiversity can be measured […]
Zalak’s Pick: Restoring the Great Lakes is a Multination Effort George’s Pick: GIS Used to Map Canadian Health Access Gaps Jake’s Pick: AI Used to Measure Canada’s Urban Sprawl Ken’s Pick: New Long Range LiDAR […]
GoGeomatics free group networking events are open to everyone from all areas of geomatics, including business owners, professionals, students, and others. The purpose of the Socials is to build a thriving geospatial community through networking […]
We are so excited to be a media sponsor for the National Geomatics Competition March 10-12, 2023 – Québec City, Québec! The National Geomatics Competition (NGC) is a student-led consulting engineering competition in the field […]
This year marks the 14th edition of Geospatial World Forum (GWF), a platform for global geospatial community, attended by senior executives representing public policies, national geospatial and space agencies, large business enterprise users, commercial companies, […]
New Trimble Forestry Lab at the University of British Columbia Mapping the health of kelp forests Raising Awareness About Canada’s Indian Day Schools With Digital History Global map depicts mammal movement between protected areas ‘An […]
All-in-one mapping-grade GPS/GNSS handhelds shined in their day, but advances in mobile computing, bring-your-own-device, affordable high precision, and pay-as-you-go options, are seeing a rise in more flexible component systems. Integrated mapping handhelds were an amazing […]
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 Will Mackinnon, Senior […]