Saving Dying Reefs with Earth Engine and AI Bureaucratic Issues Facing a Joint European Space Conglomerate ESA Biomass Satellite returning long-awaited images NASA Sensor Identifying Polluted Run-off on California Coast Redrawing the Global Tea Map […]
At this year’s SaGES conference, one of the most quietly powerful moments came from a session that had nothing to do with remote sensing algorithms or cartographic frameworks. Instead, it focused on people, specifically, learners […]
Maps Are the Medium. Stories Are the Point. Before the software platforms, before the glossy atlases, there’s a photo. A little boy in pajamas sits between his brother and grandmother. Behind them, pinned to the […]
UBC Okanagan Student Develops Canadian Wildfire Application Flood Mapping will Increase the Number of Quebec Homes in Flood Zones A New Digital Mapping Tool for Ottawa’s Traffic Infrastructure New RFP from the Canada Govt Looks […]
The protection of the environment and wildlife is not merely a moral imperative but a critical necessity for sustaining life on Earth. As human activity accelerates climate change, habitat destruction, and species extinction, the balance […]
AI Foundation Models for Earth Observation: A New Chapter in Geospatial Intelligence FAO’s upgraded ABC-Map warns of a sharp decline in Crop Suitability by 2100 Real-Time GIS Dashboards Revolutionize Emergency Response GlobalBuildingAtlas: First Complete Open […]
On June 10, Allen Carroll’s new book Telling Stories with Maps, was launched, shedding light on the evolving role of maps in storytelling. As the founder of Esri StoryMaps and former Chief Cartographer at National […]
At GeoIgnite 2025 in Ottawa, Luc Vaillancourt, founder of BALIZ, delivered one of the event’s most thought-provoking talks: “Two Solitudes in Geomatics.” Drawing inspiration from Canadian literature and culture, Vaillancourt used the metaphor of “two […]