From the GPS in your phone to the navigation systems guiding aircraft and ships, our modern world depends on knowing exactly where “north” is. But here’s the twist — there isn’t just one north. There […]
This interview is part of our series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/geomatics sector. With Canada committing 1.5% of GDP towards critical infrastructure and civil preparedness, the question now is: can […]
Read the French version of this article here Following his 2024 Sam Masry Award, Denis Hains is once again recognized, this time with Université Laval’s highest academic honour, celebrating a life devoted to the blue […]
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Lien vers la version anglaise ici Après avoir reçu le prix Sam-Masry 2024, Denis Hains est une fois de plus honoré, cette fois par la plus haute distinction académique de l’Université Laval, célébrant une vie […]
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 […]
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The Department of National Defense is seeking efficient passive Detection, Classification, Localization, and Tracking (DCLT) algorithms to acoustically track vessels of interest using Defense Research and Development Canada’s acoustic sensors subject to different environmental conditions. […]