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Join us for a special GoGeomatics Calgary Meetup on October 29th at 4:30 PM, as part of the National Geomatics Expo, at the Big Four on the Calgary Stampede Grounds. This event is free to […]
An Era Ends with the Retirement of the Canadian Digital Elevation Model (CDEM) State of the Canadian Space Sector 2023 Autonomous Food Delivery at the Toronto Zoo Uncovering the Legacy of Indigenous Residential Schools through […]
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Artificial Intelligence is complex, but understanding it is relatively simple. -Peter Srager Feed it data, give it a goal, and let it fail and fail until it figures out how to complete the task at […]
Developers of solutions for geospatial applications have integrated elements of AI for decades. The latest, more powerful (and popularized) wave of AI makes it more difficult to determine an optimal mix. We asked industry thought […]
The Challenge of Inaccurate Utility Information When working with public and private infrastructure projects we may encounter unexpected costs and delays due to inaccurate or incomplete utility drawings. The responsibility for providing accurate utility information […]
UZMA signed agreements with government authorities and organizations to enhance Malaysian geospatial services. UniSQ use geospatial data to help better agricultural planning in Vietnam. Details maps and forecasts for tropical storm Ernesto. 1st vegetation map […]