Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it’s a present-day reality. Marked by rising summer temperatures, elevated sea levels, and a growing prevalence of extreme weather events. Talking about wildfires, they are now more frequent […]
Insights from COP 28 (28th Conference of the Parties) by the FIG (International Federation of Surveyors, Fédération Internationale des Géomètres), CCTF (Climate Compass Task Force) members Naa Dedei Tagoe and Simon Ironside Above image: Naa […]
DLR develops mobile station for Satellite Laser Ranging Fathom and World Bank collaborate to enhance flood resilience Black communities are using mapping to document and restore a sense of place Eye in the sky: GIS […]
Laurier Professor Charts Northern Ice Roads A Laurier professor pioneers the mapping of northern ice roads, crucial lifelines in remote Canadian regions. Utilizing geospatial technology and satellite imagery, the project aims to improve the accuracy […]
The GoGeomatics volunteer editors and writers have selected the most significant stories from 2023 to share and highlight as we transition into 2024. Our group consists of volunteer geomatics professionals from across Canada who convene […]
Ukraine Interactive Map Mapped: Carbon Dioxide Emissions Around the World The Dawn of the Space Economy: The New Frontier in Geospatial Data and Climate Control Geolocation data offers new insight on popular areas visited by […]
1. Rising temperatures put at least a quarter of marine life around P.E.I. at risk 2. Canadian youth join NASA flight surveying climate change effects 3. A multination effort to restore the Great Lakes 4. […]
This report maps the current and emerging capabilities of space-based monitoring of greenhouse gases (GHGs) worldwide. It also lays the groundwork for enhanced contributions to the Global Stocktake (GST) under the Paris Agreement. Amersfoort, The […]