By Nadine Alameh, with the GoGeomatics Editorial Team As GeoIgnite 2026 approaches this May 11–13 in Ottawa, GoGeomatics spoke with keynote speaker Nadine Alameh about the rapid evolution of GeoAI, the rise of natural language […]
Geodesy moves into everyday workflows Cool Cities Lab turn urban heat data into real decisions The limits of satellite flood monitoring Using geospatial data to guide emergency blood deployment Brazil and FAO simplify access to […]
As climate patterns shift, Canada’s wildfire season is growing longer and more severe. After devastating seasons in 2023, 2024, and 2025, provinces are ramping up preparedness efforts. With ongoing drought in northwestern regions and a […]
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 […]
Biinaagami Giant Floor Map: A storytelling tool created by Canadian Geographic A colour-coded, user-friendly maps by Canada’s Travel Advice and Advisories A map with spatial pattern of departures in snow water equivalent in Canada Wyvern […]
Satellite Data and AI Support Water Monitoring and Climate Resilience AI and GPU Acceleration Move Geospatial Processing Closer to Real-Time and Into Orbit China Expands Large-Scale Ocean Mapping With Strategic and Military Implications Strait of […]
The Canadian Remote Sensing Society (CRSS-SCT) has formally expanded its scope to include Remote Sensing, Photogrammetry, and Spatial Information Sciences, marking a notable shift in how one of Canada’s longstanding geospatial organizations defines its role. […]
Canada’s debate over artificial intelligence sovereignty is accelerating, but it is currently trapped in a dangerously narrow lane. Policymakers have correctly identified that digital power is the new national currency. The latest federal budget underscored […]