Can you imagine a mapping probe entering a live 2” utility pipe through a standard vertical hot tap? Well, you no longer have to because Reduct’s Live Gas Mapper (LGM-2) is a ‘world’s first’ that […]
Carleton and Partners Developing Tools to Protect Canada’s Biodiversity Dr. Joseph Bennett, a biology professor at Carleton University and his team will develop support tools that will assist partner organizations with prioritizing resources to help […]
False satellite images created by machine learning raise concerns about the reliability of data AI technologies has been used to created false satellite images and the phenomenon of “deepfake geography” will eventually affect the quality […]
Quantifying our Resources Advances in remote sensing are pushing forward our abilities to quantify natural resources. As satellites improve, offering increased resolution and shorter revisit times, we continue to see new applications of remote sensing […]
This was republished from an original post on safegraph.com: 6 Reasons Why Data Scientists Choose SafeGraph Data SafeGraph’s laser focus on clean, accurate, and up-to-date data, related to physical places, makes it a trusted leader […]
All 5G roll out forecasts point in the same direction: a vast increase of backbone fiber optics will be required to enable a smooth and ultra-fast 5G services delivery. A major challenge facing the industry […]
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 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 […]