SAIT hosted their BGIS (Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems) / GNT (Geomatics Engineering Technology) industry night on 29 January 2026. I was really glad to attend as a guest. The purpose of the […]
This article is the second piece in a series on reference system modernization. If you have not read the first article, you can find it here. How Reference Systems Age Reference systems are built to […]
Students Use Drones and Smartphones to Map Historic Cemetery European Governments Push for Digital Sovereignty Amid U.S. Tech Dependence Concerns Satellite Record Shows Boreal Forest Expanded 12% and Shifted North Since 1985 UC San Diego-Led […]
On paper, the problem looks simple: women remain underrepresented in science. Across much of the world, women are not absent from science, but the appearance of progress is largely confined to entry points. Globally, women […]
Unless you live under a rock, and that rock is buried very deeply underground, you will know that Canada is ramping up its naval and marine capabilities in a serious way. We are investing in […]
When McGill researchers mapped Montreal’s methane hotspots, they expected to find old landfills. Instead, they found a massive “super-emitter” in the city’s largest snow dump. Densely populated urban centers are more than just hubs of […]
If you work with geospatial data in Canada, you have likely heard the phrase “CSRS modernization” more often over the past few years. Sometimes it comes up in discussions about reference frames, sometimes in relation […]
At the National Geomatics Expo in Calgary early November, a rare cross-generational fireside chat brought together three influential voices from the past, present, and future of the profession. Charlie Trimble, founder of Trimble and a […]