The escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada, spurred by proposed tariffs, have sparked widespread concern across industries. For Canada’s geospatial and Earth Observation sectors, the implications are particularly significant, given their deep integration […]
1. Permafrost in Peril: The Arctic’s Hidden Climate Crisis 2. Mapping shows Canada’s seabeds could hold billions of tonnes of carbon 3. U of G Receives Over $16M to Lead National Agri-Food Innovation and Training […]
Introduction Mapping and history have been entwined since the first came to be. Maps have allowed humans to expand and record their exploration. Pushing the boundaries of territories and countries and recording the expansion of […]
Introduction Vancouver is a city of balance. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and the Pacific Ocean, it is a model for cities striving to grow without losing touch with nature. But this balance is fragile. As […]
URISA, the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, has recently undergone a significant brand change, evolving into the Geospatial Professional Network (GPN). This transformation reflects the expanding role of geospatial technologies across industries and aims […]
Los Angeles Fires and Geospatial Communications WEF Launches the Executive’s Playbook on Earth Observation Kumbh Webapping with Esri Hurricanes May Have Spread Invasive Species Across Florida and Georgia How New NASA, India Earth Satellite NISAR […]
In 2024, Canada saw significant strides in environmental mapping, with both federal and provincial governments taking active roles in enhancing geospatial data for climate resilience, land management, and natural resource protection. From updating critical digital […]
I recently had the fortunate opportunity to travel through four countries in Europe along the Danube R and enjoy the Christmas markets etc., along the way. While in Vienna, I took this picture. I laughed […]