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Special Geospatial Briefing June 13th: 1. Interactive Map Shares Indigenous Language, Arts and Culture 2. Native Land Digital 3. Treaty 6 territory in Alberta 4. First Nations Maps 5. Yellowhead Institute Red Paper 6. Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada 7. Story Maps Addressing First Nations Issues 8. Indigenous-owned Consulting

13 June 2022 GoGeomatics Canada | First Nations

For National Indigenous History Month, we have brought you this special edition digest comprised of geospatial-related indigenous stories. New interactive map shares Indigenous arts, language and culture throughout B.C. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council has […]

AutoPole Test Drive

11 June 2022 Gavin Schrock | 360 Prism

This innovative prism pole, the first of its kind with tilt compensation, auto-height, and target identification, does not disappoint. Spoiler: it worked very well. Leica Geosystems (part of Hexagon) announced the AP20 AutoPole in March […]

Do you know BC wildfires and floods are linked to each other?

9 June 2022 Alefiya Dungrawala | 2021 B.C Floods

British Columbia wildfires 2021 was the third-worst in its history. The towns which were on evacuation alert during summer wildfires were at flood risk in fall and winter. The flood that followed the wildfires was […]

International Geospatial Briefing – June 6th, 2022: 1. Largest-ever imagery contract handed out by National Reconnaissance Office 2. Are Maps the next big medium? Felt is betting on it 3. Xona’s private GNSS passes critical tests on path to launch 4. New US school shooting map in wake of Texas tragedy 5. Geospatial and the problem of too much climate data

6 June 2022 GoGeomatics Canada | BlackSky

Largest-ever imagery contract handed out by National Reconnaissance Office A new announcement out of the National Reconnaissance Office in the US is now the largest-ever contract for imagery in the commercial sector. The contract, announced […]

NV5 Geospatial Supports Natural Resources Canada in Topobathymetric Lidar Survey of South and North Saskatchewan Rivers

6 June 2022 Sven Cowan | Canada

Over the last decade, a growing number of municipal and regional governments across North America have invested in topobathymetric lidar surveys of lakes, rivers and watersheds. Regional governments often commission new lidar survey projects, along […]

NV5 Geospatial Discusses Remote Sensing and Analytics to Support Hydrospatial Solutions

3 June 2022 GoGeomatics Canada | analytics

A “Holistic Understanding of Water in Our World” At the March 1, 2022, GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference, Sven Cowan, Canada Program Manager at NV5 Geospatial, and Mischa Hey, Practice Lead at Analytics at NV5 Geospatial, jointly […]

MDA Introduces Its Next SAR Mission: CHORUS

1 June 2022 GoGeomatics Canada | agriculture

This Statellite Will Change How You See The World At the GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference on March 2, 2022, during a livestream presentation, MDA Senior Director, Wayne Hoyle, introduced CHORUS, its next SAR mission. He […]

Canadian Geospatial Briefing May 30th: 1. GHGSat Joins ESA’s Third Party Mission Programme, 2. Time Traveller Interactive Tool, 3. BC Climate Change Vulnerability Map, 4. Mississauga’s Photo Radar Speed Camera Locations

30 May 2022 GoGeomatics Canada | Climate Change

GHGSat Joins ESA’s Third Party Mission Programme Methane may not be as abundant in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, but with a global warming potential around 84 times greater than carbon dioxide, monitoring and controlling […]