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 […]
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has released a new interactive web tool, The Cooperative National Geologic Map, the most detailed national-scale geologic map of the United States to date. Geologic maps serve many purposes. They […]
When the Government Can See Everything: Palantir’s Secretive Data Mapping Puts Civil Liberties at Risk Who Owns Canada’s Data? The Challenge of U.S. Cloud Control Does the Sky Belong to Us or Satellites? Hema Maps: […]
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant prospect in the geospatial world — it’s here, reshaping how we collect, analyze, and act on location-based information. From accelerating disaster response to optimizing supply chains, the potential […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/geomatics sector. Canada has announced one of the most ambitious infrastructure commitments in its history: 5% of GDP […]
The GoGeomatics Expo 2025 returns to Calgary from November 3-5, bringing Canada’s geomatics and geospatial communities together for three days of dialogue, networking, and collaboration. One of the most anticipated tracks this year is Beyond […]
Sparkgeo is joining the GoGeomatics Expo 2025 as a Bronze Sponsor. The Expo, Canada’s premier national geospatial event, will take place November 3–5, 2025, in Calgary, Alberta. The GoGeomatics Expo brings together professionals from across […]
BCIT GIS Students Seeking Project and Practicum Sponsors for 2026 As the summer winds down, excitement is already building at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) as another full cohort of students prepares to […]