For most of the past decade, the geospatial industry has moved forward in predictable ways. Better sensors, more satellites, faster processing, and incremental improvements stacked on top of existing workflows. 2025 doesn’t fit that pattern. […]
As 2026 begins, the GoGeomatics volunteer and editorial team took time to reflect on the year just past and identify the Canadian geospatial stories and though leadership that mattered most in 2025. Together, these selections […]
As we welcome 2026, the GoGeomatics volunteer and editorial team is reflecting on 2025, a year of remarkable global progress in geospatial science and technology. To close out the year, we’re sharing our pick for […]
I had the opportunity to attend the GoGeomatics 2025 expo in Calgary, Alberta. I was also fortunate enough to be part of the Expo committee where I was actively present in the organization and reviewing […]
A new class of artificial intelligence is changing how we understand the planet. Known as foundation models, these systems are trained on massive, planetary-scale datasets drawn from satellites, sensors, and geospatial platforms, allowing scientists and […]
One fall afternoon, while sharing tea with my grandmother, she remarked, “They’re talking about measles again. I thought we got rid of that.” She recalled how the introduction of the measles vaccine in 1963 led […]
19 Countries in the Americas Trained in Geospatial AI for Faster Emergency Analysis Russia Restricts Nighttime Mobile Networks to Disrupt Drone Operations Guided by Geolocation Signals Geopost Transforms Delivery Fleet into a High-Frequency Mapping Asset […]
At the National Geomatics Expo in Calgary early November, a rare cross-generational fireside chat brought together three influential voices from the past, present, and future of the profession. Charlie Trimble, founder of Trimble and a […]