Dam Fine Data: Sub-millimetre-resolution UAS Dam Surveys Mapping heat flow beneath Greenland highlights geothermal ‘freak zone’ Stunning First Imagery of Earth From Advanced GOES-18 Satellite Military experiment demonstrates intersatellite laser communications in low Earth orbit […]
On May 7, the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors (AOLS) took part in Science Rendezvous Kingston. The day was a huge success, with gorgeous spring weather, dozens of exhibitors, and 2,200 visitors celebrating science, technology, […]
Satellite mapping finds correlation between B.C. wildfires and floods Data scientists at SparkGeo, a geospatial company based in Prince George, BC, produced a series of maps to point out 2021 wildfires and damaged highways by […]
Blue Marble Geographics Gets Hands On With Change Detection On March 3, 2022, David McKittrick, Outreach and Training Manager for Blue Marble Geographics, made a virtual presentation at GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference. McKittrick spoke on […]
Geomatic Services Playing Key Role in Initiative On March 1, 2022, Brian Perry, Engineering Advisor for flood modeling with Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN) and Canada’s Centre for Mapping and Earth Observations, spoke during a livestream […]
Impressive Planet Constellation Gives Insight Into Agricultural Sector Greg Crutsinger, Ph.D., Customer Success Manager for Agriculture at Planet, spoke at GeoIgnite, Winter Geo, Canada’s National Geospatial Conference, via livestream on March 1, 2022. The topic […]
Amsterdam, May 10: Our world is facing many challenges today. Together with the pandemic and its aftereffects, we now have a global climate emergency and geopolitical conflicts in Ukraine plus developing fallouts. In such a […]
Canopy mapping helps council Capella Space funding will enhance AI-enhanced geospatial data Space Force has insatiable demand for geospatial intelligence A sharper look at the world’s rivers and catchments Developing a Virtual Laser Scanner for […]