New GIS Book Chronicles Open Source History & Challenges
Locate Press has launched the book How to Succeed as a GIS Rebel – A Journey to Open Source GIS. Author Mark Seibel shares thelessons learned from 25 years of working in the GIS industry […]
Locate Press has launched the book How to Succeed as a GIS Rebel – A Journey to Open Source GIS. Author Mark Seibel shares thelessons learned from 25 years of working in the GIS industry […]
The GIS Management Handbook, 3rd Edition, has hit the shelves. This handbook covers concepts, practices, and tools for planning, implementing, and managing Geographic Information system programs and projects. Croswell has created a thorough, inclusive book […]
The 7th annual GoGeomatics 2022 Back to School Socials have been a tremendous success. Our groups and group leaders across the country came together to put together some great events. Many thanks go to our […]
We all know that some measurements are better than others, even in the same survey. For example, if we are running a traverse and some angles are turned under better conditions, or you turn 2 […]
The 6th annual GoGeomatics 2019 Back to School Socials have been a tremendous success. After coming off the success of GeoIgnite 2019 National Conference in Ottawa. Our groups and group leaders across the country came […]
For the last five years, I have annually had the opportunity to spend time in Iqaluit, Canada’s fastest growing community in Canada’s fastest growing territory or province. On arrival, I check out the selection of new books at Arctic Ventures and the screening of new movies about the North. This year, there was the chance to see John Walker’s Passage and to buy a copy of Darrel Varga’s book of the same name in the Canadian Cinema series. […]
At the end of last month, John Wian hosted the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the CANMAP Research Institute in Bridgetown. The CANMAP Research Institute was formed in the early 1980’s by John, with input […]
In my first article, I introduced the how and why I chose to attend COGS from the fall of 2014 to spring 2016. In Part 2, I wanted to give some insight into the first-year […]