Climate change could affect major port cities on America’s East Coast Thousands of Emperor Penguins discovered by satellite Unlocking new possibilities through geospatial data URISA’s GISCorps 2023: The Year in Review ESCAP Tool Supports Geospatial […]
Securing a reliable energy source in the modern age will consistently be one of the biggest problems people will have to face. Renewable energy has hit a point of being seriously considered in terms of […]
Did you know about Canada’s tundra fire? A new digital map will facilitate the deployment of autonomous vehicles Launch day for a climate measuring satellite: Kudos to the team of students at Memorial University Waterloo […]
GoGeomatics volunteer editors and writers have discussed these stories and decided to bring them to your attention for this our first International Geospatial digest of 2024. Younger geospatial professionals recognize the importance of their work […]
Saeideh’s pick: Interactive map shows where your food comes from Jonathan’s Pick: Canada’s National Geomatics Expo Jake’s pick: Mapping the conflict between farming and biodiversity George’s pick: The most detailed and comprehensive publicly available large-scale […]
Remote First Nation Community Getting High-Quality Digital Twin Exploring and Mapping the Environmental Stressors around Wood Buffalo National Park New Flood Mapping for Climate Resilience in Edmonton The Watersheds of New Brunswick – In Subway […]
Driver-less cars, also known as autonomous vehicles or self-driving cars, are vehicles that are equipped with sensors, cameras, and other technologies that enable them to navigate and operate without the need for human input or […]
The GoGeomatics volunteer editors and writers have selected the most significant stories from 2023 to share and highlight as we transition into 2024. Our group consists of volunteer geomatics professionals from across Canada who convene […]