In the Canadian geomatics sector this week, we look at the Geospatial Readiness Index, big data, new mapping initiatives, and new changes to the way we access earth imagery. We also acknowledge the work of […]
In the news: Climate data and those who can access it, LiDar mapping at work in the Okanagan, and Business Forecasts for Urthecast and MDA In geomatics news this week, we look at ongoing debates […]
Avec une superficie de plus de 4 millions de km² au nord du 60e parallèle, le Canada possède une des plus vastes régions arctiques de la planète. Depuis des décennies, le Centre canadien de cartographie […]
Bert de Bruijn is an Ottawa IT security consultant and founder of the WikiWar Project. Bert is passionate about Crowdsourcing and Geovisualizing War History. A former member of the Canadian armed forces he’s been a […]
With more than 4 million km² of land above the 60th parallel, Canada has one of the largest Arctic regions on Earth. For decades, NRCan’s Canada Center for Mapping and Earth Observation (CCMEO) has offered […]
Ohé le Canada: il est de nouveau temps de s’exciter sur les données d’élévation! Pendant des années, si ce n’est pendant des décennies, la communauté en géomatique du Canada a réclamé haut et fort un […]
Cet article est aussi disponible en français: https://gogeomatics.ca/la-revolution-des-donnees-delevation-du-cccot-a-commence-nouveau-mne-du-canada/ Hey Canada: It’s time to get excited about elevation data again! For years, if not decades, the Canadian geomatics community has been clamoring for a better digital […]
A University of Calgary study of seasonal air pollution will be of cold comfort to thousands of Calgarians living south of the Bow River: that crisp, wintry air they’re breathing in is the worst in the city. […]