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Canadian Geospatial Briefing April 26th: Ontario COVID-19 Vaccine Pharmacy Locator; 5G drones fly over UBC; AI & remote sensing for future Lac à Paul tailings dam; UBC prof uses Sim City-like program to map disease paths; Remote sensing map of Canada’s first highway to the Arctic

26 April 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | 5G network

UWindsor researcher maps which Windsor neighbourhoods need help accessing vaccines Research by Carina Luo, a geospatial data analyst at the University of Windsor shows there are service gaps in vaccine availability across Ontario. Some areas […]

Got a Drone – Now What? Mapping with your UAV

20 April 2021 David McKittrick | Blue Marble Geographics

Got a Drone – Now What? Mapping with your UAV It was inevitable that the proliferation of drone technology would quickly permeate the field of geospatial data acquisition and mapping. Just like a map, a […]

INSITE Lifecycle Project Tracker Enables & Delivers Real-Time Data Updates

19 April 2021 Sven Cowan | CMM

When conducting Lidar surveys, efficiency and success are determined to a degree by conditions outside of the surveyors’ control. The best-laid plans can sometimes be delayed by inclement weather conditions, as wind, rain and fog […]

International Geospatial Briefing April 19th: Wyoming Mapping Project Helps Identify Important Habitats; Map of the Mafia Gives Deeper Insights into Former Operations; Animated Map Shows History of Earthquakes and Tsunamis Around the World; OGC API Allows Vector Data Transmission in Any Coordinate Reference System; Interactive Map Could Help Scientists Discover Previously Unknown Species

19 April 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | api

New Wyoming Mapping Project Helps Identify Important Habitats for Protection A new mapping project by the Wyoming Game and Fish department identifies all of the priority habitats in the state. Using GIS to identify and […]

Progress in Addressing GPS/GNSS Vulnerabilities

18 April 2021 Gavin Schrock | GNSS

How Deploy Solutions can help bridge the communications gap in times of climate change crisis

16 April 2021 Nicholas Kellet | big data

Our Changing Climate The world we live in is changing, with global warming reshaping climate and causing more frequent, more extreme impacts and natural disasters. Climate change is the driving environmental challenge of our time […]

Responding to Wildfires and Emergencies: Increasing Situational Awareness with Avenza Maps and Geospatial Data

13 April 2021 Michael Law | Avenza

In Canada, an estimated 3,600 wildfires burned approximately 581,004 acres in 2020 alone.1 Similarly, in the United States, an estimated 58,950 wildfires burned approximately 10,122,336 acres in 2020.2 To prepare for the summer fire season, […]

Canadian Geospatial Briefing April 12th: GeoIgnite 2021 Keynotes, Talks, & Panels; Mapping project illuminating links between environment & racism; Remote sensing of agriculture to spot disease risk; Interactive map of Dinosaur Fossils in Canada; A literal map of Canada

12 April 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | agriculture

Canadian Geomatics & Space Policy & Gov Updates: GeoIgnite Keynotes, Talks, & Panels This year’s GeoIgnite conference will feature many exciting and informative talks in the area of Geospatial and Space Policy. The conference will […]