Canadian Alan Armstrong returns us to Rome for this next article in his series on archaeology and GIS. It’s been a few months longer than previously expected but I am back, and with results to […]
Big business, big data According to a 2017 Market Guide for AIOps Platforms, by 2022 40% of all big enterprises will combine big data and machine learning to solve complex problems and replace service desk […]
Canada’s only operational radar satellite has just lost its gyroscope, and the WorldView-4 satellite is down for the count. Maxar’s RADARSAT-2 was launched December 14, 2007, with an anticipated life span of seven years. The […]
Geomatics Correcting a Critical Survey Error on the Canada US border A petition on the White House Website is asking for a 320-square kilometre parcel of land in Minnesota called the Northwest Angle to be […]
ICEYE-X2 publishes first image The world’s largest Synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation built by ICEYE has published its first image. The picture is of Natural Parks Aralar and Aizkorri-Aratz, Spain on December 7, 2018, taken […]
Canada is losing its edge in AI Canadian companies risk becoming irrelevant or absorbed if they don’t hasten to adopt to new technology. According to Accenture’s 10-country survey of 305 business leaders, Canada lags behind […]
Part of the GoGeomatics mission is to showcase the best of the Canadian geospatial sector in Canada and around the world. To that end I’ve put together my list (in no particular order) of the […]
China collects data from foreign car firms More than 200 car makers selling electric vehicles in China — including Tesla, Volkswagen, BMW, Daimler, Ford, General Motors, Nissan and Mitsubishi—are feeding real-time location information and dozens […]