Ottawa’s Geospatial Community Kicked Off the Season at Lowertown Brewery On Tuesday, September 23, Ottawa’s geospatial community gathered at Lowertown Brewery for the GoGeomatics Back-to-School Social. This first chapter brought together students, graduates, and professionals […]
This Q&A features a conversation with Dominic Tremblay, General Manager of the Centre de géomatique du Québec (CGQ) and founder of Geospatial Québec. As a key figure behind the initiative, Mr. Tremblay offers valuable insights […]
GoGeomatics is excited to announce that the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) is once again joining the GoGeomatics Expo 2025 as a Gold Sponsor. A regular supporter of the Expo, SAIT has demonstrated its […]
As the GoGeomatics Expo 2025 approaches (November 3–5, Calgary, Alberta), the local community is already buzzing with activity. The Calgary GoGeomatics Meetup Group has put together a series of special events to engage the local […]
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) has unveiled a bold new globe at its Ottawa headquarters. The five-foot sphere, nicknamed the Canada Globe, was handcrafted by Bellerby & Co., renowned British globe makers, and gifted […]
NordSpace Planning Another Attempt at Rocket Launch in St. Lawrence by Mid-Month Peatlands as Canada’s Carbon Keepers Information into Action: Mapping Complex Data GHGSat Partners with ExxonMobil for ‘Significant Investment’ in Onshore Methane Monitoring Volatus […]
I came across an article a few weeks ago that seemed like a curious case of overreaction, but it pointed to something deeper about how people respond when trust in information breaks down. At first, […]
Is wildfire spread random? It looks like that, but it isn’t. In fact, it follows the invisible geometry of landscapes: slopes, vegetation density, and wind corridors. Managing these patterns is a spatial problem. A recent […]