Much of the discussion on SovereignAI in Canada focuses on data centers and connectivity, and those are important, but we should not forget what those data centers will contain and the inferences they will yield. […]
Digital Sovereignty is becoming an increasingly important topic for Canadians. Not only is Canada falling behind by lacking infrastructure and using overseas data centres to house crucial information, but it seems like the rest of […]
Medicine Hat drone company gets $1.1M federal loan for weather and combat testing NWT publishes new flood maps for five communities One data centre or one million homes? Mapping Ontario’s proposed hyperscaler boom N.S. resident […]
Collectively Built and Shared I have recently been thinking about the large number of free and open digital resources I use in my daily life. I frequently use tools like QGIS, rely on knowledge resources […]
This article is the second piece in a series on reference system modernization. If you have not read the first article, you can find it here. How Reference Systems Age Reference systems are built to […]
How changing international relationships create new opportunities for technical collaboration Last year, in my keynote at GeoIgnite 2025, I spoke about how Canadian geospatial innovations can tackle environmental problems. I mentioned, for instance, RADARSAT’s Arctic […]
Satellite monitoring is used to detect blockages along a major livestock migration route in Sudan. Swedish Armed Forces signed satellite services agreement with Planet Labs Interactive data center map for Prince William Country, Virginia MIT […]
Proximity awareness for mining and construction site safety is getting a boost from powerful edge computing, computer vision, neural processing, open-source and proprietary image recognition databases. Anyone who has experienced or witnessed close calls at […]