This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s infrastructure moment — exploring how record investments in infrastructure, civil preparedness, and critical systems will reshape how projects are delivered. Canada has committed 5% of […]
Program closures, retiring workforce, and outdated policies are converging into a workforce crisis that could derail Canada’s infrastructure ambitions. Canada’s infrastructure ambition has never been clearer — but the workforce behind it is fraying fast. […]
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 […]