As Canada grapples with the rising costs and growing frequency of climate-driven disasters, the federal government has taken a decisive step to strengthen national flood resilience. A newly announced Request for Proposals (RFP) under the […]
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has chosen 20 projects for funding totaling $5 million as part of its Satellite Mobilization for Biodiversity Action initiative. The program, which was first announced at the beginning of 2025, […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/Earth Observation industry. From its first satellite launch in 2016 to its recent acceptance into the International Charter […]
Aechelon and Partners Launch Project Orbion to Build a Live Digital Twin of Earth NASA Satellites Reveal New Island in Alaska’s Alsek Lake DE Africa and PACE Empower Senegal with Geospatial Technologies UK Space Agency […]
I came across an article a few weeks ago that seemed like a curious case of overreaction, but it pointed to something deeper about how people respond when trust in information breaks down. At first, […]
Geo Sessions has become one of the premier online events for professionals pushing the boundaries of geospatial technology. In 2024, more than 5,300 registrants from 159 countries came together to learn, share, and explore real-world […]
Down in the icy waters of the Bellingshausen Sea, just off the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, there’s this massive chunk of land called Alexander Island. It’s actually the biggest island in Antarctica, although […]
Over hundreds of thousands of years, the Earth — along with its climate, topography, and terrain — has undergone profound transformations driven by both natural forces and, more recently, human activities. Long-standing climatic conditions in […]