I flew out to San Francisco to attend a hackathon led by FreeCodeCamp whose syllabus I had been pursuing in my spare time. As a GIS technician, I find that many job descriptions coming out […]
I was very fortunate to get the opportunity to have a conversation with Brigitte Leblon who is a faculty member with UNB. She sat with us to tell us why she feels Remote sensing is […]
On the morning of the 25th of January, I headed down to the Forestry complex at the University of New Brunswick(UNB) to attend a LiDAR workshop that I had been looking forward to all week. […]
A National Geomatics Competition is a concept developed by a Geomatics student named Justin Collett who felt that geomatics was underrepresented at post secondary competitions for students. With this aim in mind, he decided to […]
From the Editors Desk: GoGeomatics Canada is proud to be the official media sponsor of the first Canadian Geomatics competition. We recognize the leadership and hard work of the local GoGeomatics community in Fredericton who […]
UAVs(Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) or drones are quickly becoming one of the technological wonders of the multifaceted twenty-first century. UAV’s are providing a means by which to collect efficient inexpensive information within a short period of […]
Have you ever felt lost when someone started talking about precision agriculture? When people think about a GIS intensive environment, they probably imagine a bustling office where the inhabitants are using technology (i.e. their computers) […]