Summersideâs city council has voted against a proposed bylaw change that would have designated parts of the community as flood plain and coastal overlay zones. The decision followed a well-attended council meeting that drew about […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canadaâs 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 […]
From dashboards to disaster, a sweeping rollback of federal climate data is leaving Americans unprepared On June 24, the US administration shut down Climate.gov — a U.S. government website dedicated to public education in climate […]
For decades, the U.S. has been a key player in Arctic monitoring. Its satellites support climate models, disaster response, and international cooperation. Now, there are signs that the U.S. may pull back. The 2026 NASA […]
Largest-ever imagery contract handed out by National Reconnaissance Office A new announcement out of the National Reconnaissance Office in the US is now the largest-ever contract for imagery in the commercial sector. The contract, announced […]