In the words of Will Cadell, “Geospatial is changing everything.” That was not only one of the opening lines of a visionary talk by Cadell, founder and CEO of geospatial consultancy Sparkgeo, it seemed to […]
At the 1st ever Geospatial Expo in Canada hosted by GoGeomatics, I was privileged to moderate the LiDAR CANEX panel. The panel was joined by Dr Tim Webster a research scientist from Nova Scotia Community […]
In late October, the Centre of Geographic Sciences (COGS) made a noteworthy announcement to our esteemed faculty and students: I, Dr. Bob Maher, am honored to assume the position of Geographer Emeritus at COGS in […]
Iceland’s Seismic Activity and Volcanic Forecast Overcoming Skills Gap in Aerial Surveying: A Recruitment Perspective Accelerating Iceberg Mapping: The AI Advancement Mapping the Future of Solar Energy: Introducing the New U.S. Large-Scale Photovoltaics Dataset The […]
As someone whose academic interests were always eclectically varied, human geography seemed like the perfect, multidisciplinary field to pursue at university. Truly my experiences in this field of study have been the right combination of […]
The prospect of space mining is growing more likely, and Canada may be a key player Black and grizzly bears might be detected by the same AI radar that detects polar bears Winter activities in […]
Our final day at the Expo was just as impressive as the others! We are so grateful to all of our exhibitors, speakers, panelists, volunteers, attendees and everyone that helped make this possible. So many […]
How an engineering software development firm tackled one of the key challenges facing CAD-to-GIS conversion intiatives. In theory, harvesting features from engineering drawings to populate and augment GIS should be a fairly straight forward proposition. […]