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What happens when geospatial stops following and starts leading? That’s the question Dr Nadine Alameh posed to the audience during her keynote at GeoIgnite 2025 in Ottawa. She urged the geospatial community to rethink its […]
As the national conversation around artificial intelligence, Earth observation, and national security continues to evolve, a high-profile panel at GeoIgnite 2025 brought together three of Canada’s leading voices in the geospatial domain to debate how […]
Relive the moments from GeoIgnite 2025 through our curated photo galleries. Explore stunning images capturing the energy, innovation, and collaboration that defined this year’s event. Download your favorite shots to keep the experience alive! Day […]
At GeoIgnite 2025, Peter Rabley, CEO of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), took us through a lively, thought-provoking talk exploring the collision between artificial intelligence (AI) and the geospatial industry and oscillating between dystopian warnings […]
In this keynote address for GeoIgnite 2025 in Ottawa, Dr. Nadine Alameh reflected on the dramatic transformation in technology and the geospatial profession over the past five years, using a personal lens — starting with […]
The ocean is still mostly unmapped. Canada’s coastline is the longest in the world. And the future of maritime safety, trade, climate monitoring, and Indigenous collaboration rests on how we fill those gaps — not […]
This year at GeoIgnite 2025, the keynote stage wasn’t just about showcasing the latest tech. It became a space for asking tough questions: What’s holding back real-world impact in geospatial research? Can AI be trusted […]