Introduction AI is everywhere. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Claude—names that barely existed in the public vocabulary a few years ago—now dominate headlines, boardrooms, and stock markets. But there’s another term quietly building the same kind […]
One of the most versatile and powerful sensor systems, becoming standard kit for surveyors and reality capture practitioners, is Handheld SLAM. However, there have been few practical guides published. This one is timely, comprehensive, and […]
A Conversation with Jeff Clark Jeff Clark is the principal and lead cartographer at Clark Geomatics, a map design studio based in North Vancouver, BC. With a professional background rooted in geophysics and GIS, Clark […]
The best features of two successful terrestrial scanning systems have been merged into a whole new platform. And, simultaneously released, a companion workflow-streamlining solution. Like a lot of folks, when I saw the first images […]
The Department of National Defence has launched a new Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security challenge focused on one of the emerging questions of the AI era: how humans and autonomous systems can work together […]
Teaching drones to think: UVic’s AI-powered aerial mapping system ‘Avoid the honk’: Interactive map helps Waterloo students stay away from Canada geese 33 glacial lakes hidden under the Canadian Arctic mapped Saab dangles sovereign data […]
Collectively Built and Shared I have recently been thinking about the large number of free and open digital resources I use in my daily life. I frequently use tools like QGIS, rely on knowledge resources […]
By Ron Anderson, Chief Innovation & Technology Officer, Edmonton Police Service Canada’s transit systems are the lifelines of our major cities—moving millions of people every day through complex urban spaces. But across the country, a […]