Supporting Informed Decisions with Spatial Tools in West Africa Using BIM to Preserve Ancient Timber Buildings Critical US Data for Hurricanes, Ice Monitoring will Remain Available Mapping the AI Data Centres in the World’s Driest […]
On last Tuesday night of July, the Ottawa BIM and geospatial community came together for our summer social at Tavern on the Hill. No speeches, no presentations. just a great conversation, fresh air, and a […]
With the growing emergence and explosion of AI in the last few years we have seen some incredible developments that are quickly becoming part of many people’s lives. A key aspect of geospatial is the […]
The Government of Canada and the Government of the Northwest Territories are working together to advance a new geoscience research initiative that leverages artificial intelligence (AI), digital scanning technologies and historic drill cores to unlock […]
Across Canada, billions are being invested in infrastructure renewal and development — but serious challenges remain underground. Inconsistent utility data, outdated standards, and fragmented responsibilities continue to put workers, projects, and the public at risk. […]
Saving Dying Reefs with Earth Engine and AI Bureaucratic Issues Facing a Joint European Space Conglomerate ESA Biomass Satellite returning long-awaited images NASA Sensor Identifying Polluted Run-off on California Coast Redrawing the Global Tea Map […]
The QGIS User Conference held June 2-3 brought together open-source GIS users and developers at Linköping University in Norrköping, Sweden. The QGIS User Conference is an annual gathering of GIS Professional and other QGIS users to […]
Successful Launch of First Satellite Marks Critical Milestone in Deployment of Next Generation Earth Observation and Broad Area Change Detection System EarthDaily Analytics (EarthDaily) announced the successful launch and initial contact with the first satellite […]