As humanity embarks on an ambitious journey into the cosmos, the need for sustainable practices in space exploration becomes increasingly critical. Shelli Brunswick, an accomplished motivational speaker, author, and futurist, brings over 35 years of […]
In the rapidly evolving landscape of architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO), technology and data integration are becoming increasingly vital for effective decision-making and collaboration. At the forefront of this transformation is an innovative open-source […]
Subsurface utility engineering (SUE) is a field where precision is critical – missteps can lead to costly delays, safety hazards, and even infrastructure failures. Yet, historically, the underground world has been poorly documented, with incomplete […]
Microsatellite Project to Monitor Objects in Space Over Canada, South Pole – Brantford Expositor Transforming construction education with virtual reality Canadian Cellular Towers Map – Help and Information Salmon-spotting map pinpoints 75 B.C. locations to […]
During this peak year of the current solar cycle, there will be some very-GPS-unfriendly days. Being prepared can minimize the impact on your productivity. Be prepared: In short, learn how to find and interpret solar […]
As Canada’s National Geomatics Expo approaches, we’re excited to share insights from one of our key academic contributors, Dr. Victoria Fast. In this interview, she highlights her innovative approach to geospatial education at the University […]
Working with the next generation of Canada’s geomatics professionals has always been at the core of what GoGeomatics is all about. The concept of the National Geomatics Expo in Canada has always included collaborating with […]
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