The Geospatial job market is intense. College and university programs are churning out thousands of newly minted GIS and remote sensing graduates each year. GIS jobs can see anywhere from 100-200 resumes submitted for a […]
Artificial intelligence, made in Portland, will delve into Tokyo Olympics sprint races on TV Attention fans of track and field events at the Olympics – there was a new replay feature, called 3D athlete tracking […]
Day Three of GeoIgnite began with a fantastic keynote presentation from Barbara Ryan, the WGIC Executive Director. While a lot of panels at GeoIgnite obviously focused on Canada and more national and provincial level geospatial […]
Alex Trebek honoured with Geographical Society grant program for emerging explorers The National Geographic Society in the United States and the Royal Canadian Geographical Society are collaborating to create a grant program that will provide […]
Drone Delivery Canada Corp. (TSXV: FLT; OTC QX: TAKOF; Frankfurt: A2AMGZ or ABB.F) (the “Company” or “DDC”) is pleased to announce that it has become the first publicly traded drone delivery company to be granted […]
Esri and Autodesk’s New Collaboration Product: GeoBIM Esri’s new software, ArcGIS GeoBIM, allows ArcGIS features to appear in the documents within the Autodesk Construction Cloud and the BIM 360 environment. This feature will bring in added […]
Adobe Illustrator is not a tool you’d associate with geospatial work, but Avenza is here to show you how to use this software for your cartographic needs! In this talk on Day Three of the […]
Day Three of the GeoIgnite conference featured Gold Sponsor GISPartner. They continue to make waves as a dynamically developing European company, active in field of GIS professional services market in Poland. Their main aim is […]