1. Permafrost in Peril: The Arctic’s Hidden Climate Crisis 2. Mapping shows Canada’s seabeds could hold billions of tonnes of carbon 3. U of G Receives Over $16M to Lead National Agri-Food Innovation and Training […]
URISA, the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, has recently undergone a significant brand change, evolving into the Geospatial Professional Network (GPN). This transformation reflects the expanding role of geospatial technologies across industries and aims […]
I recently had the fortunate opportunity to travel through four countries in Europe along the Danube R and enjoy the Christmas markets etc., along the way. While in Vienna, I took this picture. I laughed […]
Geoliteracy in the US and Canada was once thriving. I will attempt to give an overview of where we have been in the United States and Canada from my experience; and from whom I gained […]
The Canadian Open Data Society and the GO Open Data Association have launched a new survey to gather vital feedback on the development of a professional certification for Open Data practitioners in Canada. This initiative […]
New i4Geo Institute launched at University of Lethbridge Despite obstacles, Canada’s flood risk mapping is progressing 2024 Indigenous Mapping Conference in Regina Perth County launches its first interactive Map Mapping historical buildings in Halifax unveils […]
As Canada’s National Geomatics Expo approaches, we’re excited to share insights from one of our key academic contributors, Dr. Victoria Fast. In this interview, she highlights her innovative approach to geospatial education at the University […]
Working with the next generation of Canada’s geomatics professionals has always been at the core of what GoGeomatics is all about. The concept of the National Geomatics Expo in Canada has always included collaborating with […]