International Geospatial Briefing Oct 25th: 1. Interactive map of hidden archaeological landscapes. 2. GIS helps asylum seekers 3. Extent of California oil spill. 4. Mapping Bogota’s neighbourhoods 5. Map Tools international travel requirements 6. New York new subway map 7. GeoSLAM maps underground refugee shelter from Spanish Civil War

25 October 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | AI

This Interactive Map Lets Users Explore England’s Hidden Archaeological Landscape Attention all history enthusiasts, Historic England has created a new interactive map that allows users to take a “virtual flight” over England to explore the […]

International Geospatial Briefing August 9th: AI delve into Tokyo Olympics sprint races; Africa’s extreme water insecurity; How far Americans are willing to commute; China expanding nuclear capabilities; Google’s BigQuery to Solve Global Geospatial Data Science Problems

9 August 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | affordable living

Artificial intelligence, made in Portland, will delve into Tokyo Olympics sprint races on TV Attention fans of track and field events at the Olympics – there was a new replay feature, called 3D athlete tracking […]

Self-driving Vehicles Are Closer Than They Appear

5 July 2021 Lindsey Goncalves | AI

Waymo is a fully autonomous car created by Google. Waymo One is a ride-hailing service that is currently running in the East Valley of Phoenix, Arizona. Waymo Via offers autonomous trucking and local delivery. Waymo […]

Building Software Solutions for Climate Change: Identifying the critical gaps between Citizens & Authorities

24 June 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | AI

Climate change is on everyone’s mind, but especially for Deploy Solutions’ CEO Nicholas Kellett. On Day Two of GeoIgnite 2021, Nick gave a talk on the technology that Deploy Solutions is working on to meet […]

YouTube: “Why is an AI company designing Canada’s hydro database?”

17 June 2021 GoGeomatics Canada | AI

Vancouver-based cognitive AI company Minerva Intelligence is working on the first major update to the Canadian National Hydro Network (NHN) since 2004. AI is not typically a tool for this field, but as Jake McGregor, the […]

ESA Advanced Training: Earth Observation & AI for Forestry

14 June 2021 GoGeomatics Newsmakers | AI

The European Space Agency (ESA) is organising an Advanced Training Course on Land Remote Sensing with the focus on Earth Observation and Artificial Intelligence for Forestry. This course is dedicated to training the next generation of Earth Observation […]

Mineral Exploration in Brazil with AI… the story behind the Map

26 May 2021 Jake McGregor | AI

Since the days of the first Gold Rush, when a prospector would head off into the bush with a shovel, a gold pan, and a compass, maps have played an essential role in mineral exploration. […]

Underground Utility Mapping by Air, Space, and AI

25 May 2021 Gavin Schrock | Aerial Images

With all the buzz about investing in, expanding, and modernizing infrastructure, one key aspect seems to be almost universally overlooked: the unknowns about what lies beneath the ground. This is especially true for underground assets. […]