Bryn Fosburgh doesn’t need a long introduction. As a Senior Vice President at Trimble and a globally respected figure in the geomatics community, Fosburgh has a front-row seat to the forces reshaping the industry. Over […]
This is the third in a series of interviews exploring Canada’s geospatial education and workforce crisis. As the federal government accelerates infrastructure and defense investments, a quieter unraveling is underway: college and university programs in […]
The Government of Canada and the Government of the Northwest Territories are working together to advance a new geoscience research initiative that leverages artificial intelligence (AI), digital scanning technologies and historic drill cores to unlock […]
Farmers need to know which fields need water today, not next week. When satellite images sit unprocessed, crops suffer, and decisions get delayed. City planners stare at screens filled with infrastructure data, knowing somewhere in […]
Canada’s commitment to ramp up defence spending to 5% of GDP by 2035 may be the headline, but it’s the infrastructure component – 1.5% of GDP – that carries long-term implications for how the country […]
UBC Okanagan Student Develops Canadian Wildfire Application Flood Mapping will Increase the Number of Quebec Homes in Flood Zones A New Digital Mapping Tool for Ottawa’s Traffic Infrastructure New RFP from the Canada Govt Looks […]
What sets the new AEON humanoid robot apart from the pack, is that it is from a company that develops precision measurement solutions—a name very familiar to the surveying and geomatics sector Mention bots, and […]
At GoGeomatics, we believe Canada’s geospatial future belongs to many voices — not just one. From GIS and BIM to Earth Observation, cartography, open source, and user groups, our sector thrives when communities have space […]