Diversity enhances more than just innovation and creativity. To show the importance of diversity, GoGeomatics has created a series highlighting diversity leadership in the Canadian Geomatics community. GoGeomatics was able to interview Carla Jack of […]
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 […]
GoGeomatics: What is the MGEM Program? (When did it first start, where is it, when did it start, what is the purpose of the program, what is the timeline of the program?) Kathleen Coupland:The Masters […]
Heat waves are seemingly becoming more intense and more dangerous for vulnerable populations. GIS has helped to pinpoint the hottest neighbourhoods of the largest cities throughout Canada and illustrate which regions are most at risk […]
In this Digest: BIM Academy Selected to Deliver Digital Strategy for $1.72 Billion Hospital Redevelopment Project, Kongsberg Digital Transforms Maritime Shipping with Digital Twin, VEERUM Transforms the “How” of the Building and Maintaining the World’s Infrastructure, […]
Endangered BC Heritage Site Digitally Preserved by University Professors Edelweiss Village, a heritage site in British Columbia (BC), is the birthplace of mountaineering culture in Canada. The village is being sold for $2.3 million. The […]
Satellite mapping finds correlation between B.C. wildfires and floods Data scientists at SparkGeo, a geospatial company based in Prince George, BC, produced a series of maps to point out 2021 wildfires and damaged highways by […]
Esri Canada’s Program Director killed in small plane crash on March 21st John Bacon, Program Director in Esri Canada’s Geospatial Infrastructure Department passed away on March 21st after a small airplane crashed near the Brantford […]