With the growing emergence and explosion of AI in the last few years we have seen some incredible developments that are quickly becoming part of many people’s lives. A key aspect of geospatial is the […]
The first time I traveled to Nunavut, I was told the region I was going to was a hamlet called Kugaaruk. Driving through the town with our local guide, I noticed the radio station was […]
This interview is part of our series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/geomatics sector. Canada is on the cusp of a generational infrastructure shift, with the federal government pledging 5% of […]
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 […]
Russia Signals Threat to Satellites Backing Ukraine NISAR Satellite to Deliver Global Radar Data at Unmatched Scale Planet Releases Tanager Hyperspectral Data for Public Exploration NASA Demonstrates Modular Satellite Design to Speed Up Sensor Launches […]
Canada’s progress on Building Information Modelling (BIM) standardization and alignment with other spatial technologies has been steadily improving through the work of organization like buildingSMART Canada. Helping to lead this change is John Hale, the […]
Teledyne CARIS and the UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) have launched a multi-year strategic partnership aimed at transforming the way hydrographic data is processed, and nautical charts are produced, the company said in a statement. This […]
Montreal-headquartered GHGSat, the global leader in emissions monitoring technology, has become the first Canadian company to join the International Charter: Space and Major Disasters as a data contributor, providing its data as part of a […]