GeoInformatics is established today as effective methodology, based on georeferenced technologies and has become the standard feature in many application domains. How did this dynamic development towards a key discipline of digitalization happen, not only [...]
Date: July 9, 2020 Time: 12pm-1pm (PST) Professor Nicholas Coops of the UBC Faculty of Forestry is a recognized expert in remote sensing and a key contributor to Canada’s world-leading position in remote sensing in forestry. In [...]
The Canadian Remote Sensing Symposium is going virtual! The pandemic is not going to stop the world’s longest running national conference on remote sensing – the Canadian Remote Sensing Symposium. In 2020 we are offering a [...]
GeoIgnite Online 2020: Leadership In Times Of Disruption GeoIgnite invites the geospatial community to engage with one another by sharing your work, services and data. GeoIgnite will be going virtual this July for 2020 and plans [...]
Join a collaborative user community of forward-thinking educators and administrators sharing innovative learning and best practices about geospatial technology. With so much of education moving online, the 2020 Esri Education Summit is moving online too. [...]
This presentation will detail the technical specs and applications of Teledyne Optech’s new Galaxy CM2000. A new innovative sensor designed for corridor mapping, that will allow for flexible and efficient low altitude surveys. The Galaxy [...]
These seminars offer practical and proven advice to help you make the most of your geospatial job search. These sessions will be useful to graduating students as well as seasoned professionals. Seminar Topics will include: [...]
On its 10 year anniversary, HOT is featuring four (4) microgrant projects in a community webinar on August 21, 2020, at 13:00 UTC. About this Event OSM Iraq: Creating maps that support humanitarian response amid [...]
The BC Wildlife Federation's Wetlands Education Program presents Map our Marshes, a free 1-day, virtual workshop, open to the public. Wetlands can filter water, mitigate flooding, and provide critical habitat to hundreds of species. Unfortunately, wetlands are [...]
The theme of the 2020 EAS is “The Geospatial Vision for the Next Decade.” Collecting, analyzing and applying geospatial data is evolving at a rapid pace. EAS provides the premiere thought leadership venue for the [...]
Topic: Maps for mass consumption: Doing it the right way The role of contemporary cartography in bridging the gap between information and action Be it a pirate’s treasure map in literary fiction or a thinktank’s [...]
It’s been 20 years since Hexagon released the Enhanced Compressed Wavelet (ECW) file format. In that time, a lot has changed across the geospatial industry. Many novel, and not so novel, image storage strategies have [...]