Volunteer Editors and Group Writers
How are the GoGeomatics Briefing 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 interesting articles that they have researched about, and they share why the reason behind selecting their piece with the other writers. Each researched article is selected based on the relevancy, credibility and interest to the geospatial community. After the team shares all their researched articles, all members vote on the most relevant pieces to write a briefing about.
Our volunteers’ dedication is very valuable to our community. Their efforts embody the spirit of what it means to really be the change you wish to see in the community.
Articles by Volunteer Editors and Group Writers
International Geospatial Digest for September 30th, 2024
A Map That Visualizes Walkable Neighborhoods Across the US Transforming Retail with Location-Based Insights and Geo-marketing Open Buildings: AI-powered maps…
Canadian Geospatial Digest for September 23rd, 2024
An online map tracks Climate-related disaster cost. University of New Brunswick researchers participate in AI-based projects Living Lakes Canada Maps…
International Geospatial Digest for September 16, 2024
Bentley’s Acquisition of Cesium Digital Twins Becoming Part of Everyday Life The Secret To Making Government Faster, Better, More Effective:…
Canadian Geospatial Digest for September 9th, 2024
McElhanney Wins 2023 Award of Excellence: A Big Win for Canada’s Geomatics Sector Mapping Montreal’s Bike Paths: GIS on Two…
International Geospatial Digest for September 2nd, 2024
Geospatial Database OpenStreetMap Comes of Age In Lithuania’s Capital, Drones, Maps, and AI Unite City Functions Mapping Australia’s deepest-known cave…
Canadian Geospatial Digest for August 26th, 2024
Canada’s National Geomatics Awards: Vote for Geospatial Leaders. Is Montreal sitting on hidden rivers underneath? Montreal-made Quantum sensors could be…
International Geospatial Digest for August 19, 2024
UZMA signed agreements with government authorities and organizations to enhance Malaysian geospatial services. UniSQ use geospatial data to help better…
Canadian Geospatial Digest for August 12, 2024
Jasper officials publish a map and detailed list of all structures lost in the wildfire Flash floods threaten as severe…
International Geospatial Digest for August 5, 2024
Geospatial Tech Empowers Governments for Resilience UNOSAT’s project “Strengthening Capacities in the Use of Geospatial Information for Improved Resilience in…
Canadian Geospatial Digest for July 29th, 2024
Map of Destruction in Jasper Digital map making Toronto art more accessible Map shows hot spots for thefts in Ottawa…
International Geospatial Digest for July 22, 2024
iNaturalist Data Now Available in ArcGIS Living Atlas Felt 3.0 Enhances Enterprise Geospatial Technology NASA Maps Scorching Pavement in Phoenix…
Canadian Geospatial Digest for July 15th, 2024
Ottawa reveals a map of residential schools to assist in the search for children who went missing Free Food launches…