The Country You Cannot Watch from the Ground In March 2026, the Canadian government announced a $200 million investment in core infrastructure for a Canadian-owned spaceport, along with other major new space-related capabilities and initiatives. […]
This is the fourth article in an ongoing series on the modernization of Canada’s spatial reference system. The series traces the transition from NAD83(CSRS) and CGVD28 to NATRF2022 and CGVD2013 v1, from foundational concepts through […]
It wasn’t so much just a decade of cool new shiny equipment and software—there’s been much more going on in the background. The “coolest new gear” is often just the visible fruit of deeper innovation […]
Industry Perspective As Canada’s geospatial sector focuses increasingly on data sovereignty, privacy conscious analytics, AI ready infrastructure, mobility intelligence, and evidence based decision making, Environics Analytics brings a distinctly Canadian perspective to the conversation. For […]
By Nadine Alameh, with the GoGeomatics Editorial Team As GeoIgnite 2026 approaches this May 11–13 in Ottawa, GoGeomatics spoke with keynote speaker Nadine Alameh about the rapid evolution of GeoAI, the rise of natural language […]
Geodesy moves into everyday workflows Cool Cities Lab turn urban heat data into real decisions The limits of satellite flood monitoring Using geospatial data to guide emergency blood deployment Brazil and FAO simplify access to […]
In the first and the second articles of this series, we explored what CSRS modernization is and why reference systems eventually need to change. The rationale for modernization was that measurement technology improves, systems age, […]
Teaching drones to think: UVic’s AI-powered aerial mapping system ‘Avoid the honk’: Interactive map helps Waterloo students stay away from Canada geese 33 glacial lakes hidden under the Canadian Arctic mapped Saab dangles sovereign data […]