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Canadian Geospatial Briefing for November 9th: McMaster historical map conservation; Underwater acoustic gliders for whale detection; New satellites to track space debris; Microsoft Azure powers regenerative agriculture; Multi-parties’ drone research; Driverless shuttles take road tests

9 November 2020 GoGeomatics Canada | acoustic glider

Newly conserved rare map provides unique snapshot of life in 19th century Ontario https://brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/articles/newly-conserved-rare-map-provides-vivid-snapshot-of-life-in-19th-century-ontario/ McMaster University Library’s Preservation Lab conservators using new, experimental techniques to combat the challenges of wood pulp paper map conservation and […]

GeoIgnite 2020 Video: Deploy Solutions talk: New Horizons in Space Apps

5 November 2020 Rosette Frimpong | climate

Session: Deploy Solutions talk: New Horizons in Space Apps Development Session date: July 24, 2020. Speaker: Nicholas Kellett, Founder and CEO of Deploy Solutions Nick is founder and CEO of proudly Canadian company Deploy Solutions and the […]

International Geospatial Briefing for November 2nd: Scottish Geospatial Network Integrator; Tracking Banana diseases using aerial imagery; Lidar data for faster building engineering and architecture; China’s 31st launch of 2020

2 November 2020 GoGeomatics Canada | aerial imagery

New support to grow Scottish geospatial sector Although Scotland location-based sector is thriving, Scottish Enterprise’s research has revealed that further help is required to cultivate more collaboration in the geospatial sector. UK Government Geospatial Commission […]

GeoIgnite 2020 Video: Happy Hour – Legion, Maxar’s Next Constellation

26 October 2020 Tanya Tejassvi | 3d models

Day 1 of GeoIgnite 2020 was packed with lot of interesting content. There could have been nothing better than a Happy Hour session with Maxar Team to conclude Day 1. This session included an enlightening […]

Canadian Geospatial Briefing for October 26th: C-Core wins CSA contract; Coastal Areas sensitivity to oil spills; GIS Day with Western University; Canada’s role in Webb; Fitness with AI Endurance; GHGSat’s Iris methane monitoring

26 October 2020 GoGeomatics Canada | Artificial Intelligence

Newfoundland and Labrador based C-CORE has landed a major contract with the Canadian Space Agency. C-CORE, headquartered in St. John recently inked a $350,000 deal to replace Canada Space Agency’s third generation of RADARSAT technology while the […]

Global Positioning System (GPS): How does it Work?

23 October 2020 Lindsey Goncalves | beidou

I recently read about the delay of China’s BeiDou mission and how, instead, China chose to launch a fifth satellite as part of their China High-resolution Earth Observation System (CHEOS). This occurred in late August and […]

Why are they wearing those GPS vests during a football game? — GI-technology in modern-day soccer

20 October 2020 Paul Yeung | ArcGIS

Geographic information technology has been used to answer questions of locations. Where are the sewer lines? How close is the construction site to the streams? Which migration path does the American Robin take in the […]

International Geospatial Briefing for October 19th: CoreLogic partners with Munich Re; Placekey launch; Air pollution & COVID-19; Teaching surveying to inmates; Global maps of travel time to healthcare; Using geospatial data to issue cyclone warnings

19 October 2020 GoGeomatics Canada | Briefing

CoreLogic forms strategic partnership with climate risk modelling specialist Munich Re to help prepare Australia and New Zealand for climate change risks. CoreLogic, a property data company, announced it has teamed up with Munich Re, […]