David Yarnold has authored many impactful stories, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. As the President and CEO of the National Audubon Society, he championed environmental stewardship. In this interview, […]
Flooding in Canada causes an average of $1 billion in damages annually, but the summer of 2024 was especially devastating, with over $7 billion in insured losses from floods, fires, and hailstorms. As climate change […]
The largest event of its kind in Canada’s geomatics community is gearing up to take place in Calgary from October 28 to 30, 2024. The National Geomatics Expo, organized by GoGeomatics, brings together professionals from […]
As human activities increasingly transform ecosystems, the pressure on biodiversity across Canada is growing. The diverse geography of the second-largest country in the world — from the icy expanses of the Arctic to bustling urban […]
On Friday, GoGeomatics hosted a back-to-school social at COGS (see previous post A Hidden Gem: Harbourville). It included a series of short presentations in the AV room by Tim Webster, Colin MacDonald, Jon Murphy and Ted […]
We know Canada experienced its most destructive wildfire season ever in 2023, which single handedly drove a nearly a quarter of increase in the loss of the world’s tree cover. And now a new NASA funded study has […]
Canada has faced a surge of extreme weather events in recent years, with devastating floods impacting communities nationwide. These events have highlighted the urgent need for comprehensive flood management and climate adaptation strategies. Joanna Eyquem, […]
The national Expo is pleased to introduce the Reality Capture Program, a series of cutting-edge talks designed to immerse you in the latest advancements and innovations in reality capture technology. From October 28-30th, leading experts […]