When the Government Can See Everything: Palantir’s Secretive Data Mapping Puts Civil Liberties at Risk Who Owns Canada’s Data? The Challenge of U.S. Cloud Control Does the Sky Belong to Us or Satellites? Hema Maps: […]
This November, Charlie Trimble — the pioneering technologist who helped turn GPS into a global utility — will speak at the GoGeomatics Expo 2025 in Calgary. It’s a rare public appearance from someone long retired […]
Transforming Archaeology: Unleashing the Power of Location and Geospatial Information The use of location and geospatial information in archaeology, exemplified by Tom Hebert’s work with dinosaur fossils, represents a groundbreaking shift in the field. Hebert’s […]
Ordnance Survey partners with OxTS Aerial imagery maps historic archaeology of South Downs Maxar and Esri expand partnership, adding Precision3D in the Living Atlas of the World How Kaua’i County uses GIS to future-proof development […]
Nearly a quarter of Earth’s seafloor now mapped The Seabed 2030 project aims to have the entire earth’s seafloor mapped by 2030, the project has recently reached a new milestone at nearly a quarter of […]
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 […]
Lidar Leads to New Discoveries at Ancient Mexican City There have been many discoveries made over the last few years aided by emerging technologies used in archaeology. We can now add an extraordinary discovery at […]
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is not a new technology; it has been around since the early 1960’s when a LiDAR-like system was introduced by the Hughes Aircraft Company. Like many technologies, LiDAR’s start was […]