The GoGeomatics Expo 2025 is excited to welcome back one of our strongest education partners: the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT). NAIT has built a reputation as one of Canada’s leading schools for surveying […]
NOAA Upheaval Raises Concerns as U.S. Nears Peak Hurricane Season India’s Private Space Industry to Launch 12-Satellite EO Network Under PPP What’s Next for Landsat and Civilian Earth Observation Mapping the Future: Google AlphaEarth Foundations […]
“Today we’re launching a new AI model, AlphaEarth Foundations, to help understand our planet in magnificent detail,” Google announced. In recent years, monitoring Earth’s landscapes has become increasingly crucial for tackling global issues like food security, […]
Over hundreds of thousands of years, the Earth — along with its climate, topography, and terrain — has undergone profound transformations driven by both natural forces and, more recently, human activities. Long-standing climatic conditions in […]
Cities are under pressure. Infrastructure is ageing, urban population is growing and climate risks are escalating. Urban planners are expected to manage this complexity — often with tools that were never designed for the pace […]
In recent months, several Canadian colleges and universities have announced cuts to geospatial and geomatics programs, reflecting ongoing pressure on post-secondary institutions to make difficult decisions in response to shifting enrollment patterns and limited funding. […]
The QGIS User Conference held June 2-3 brought together open-source GIS users and developers at Linköping University in Norrköping, Sweden. The QGIS User Conference is an annual gathering of GIS Professional and other QGIS users to […]
The Canadian Space Agency’s latest spending plan maintains steady funding across its core responsibilities, from satellite operations and space science to robotics and international programs. Within that broader mandate, the plan highlights ongoing investment in […]