Life is a journey, and sometimes it takes time to reach the place we were meant to be. Mia Gabrielson was born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She still lives in the lower mainland […]
2nd United Nations World Geospatial Information Congress Advances in Automatic Forest mapping from Purdue University Are the Tools Available for our Infrastructure Needs? Aerial Imagery Aids Hurricane Ian Recovery in Florida Ransomware Attacks Mapped 2nd […]
Dam Fine Data: Sub-millimetre-resolution UAS Dam Surveys Mapping heat flow beneath Greenland highlights geothermal ‘freak zone’ Stunning First Imagery of Earth From Advanced GOES-18 Satellite Military experiment demonstrates intersatellite laser communications in low Earth orbit […]
A study on eastern wolves near Georgian Bay is taking a unique approach by braiding western scientific techniques together with Indigenous knowledge systems. Researcher Jesse Popp and Theodore Flamand, the Wiikwemkoong species-at-risk coordinator, are working […]
Despite a boom in the use of small unmanned aerial systems for surveying and mapping, manned systems have seen growth. While there has been an explosion in the use of small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) […]
Mapping Canada’s World Juniors teams A new interactive map tracks the hometowns of Team Canada players since the World Juniors was first held in 1974. Players have come from 372 cities and communities in all […]
Tsunami mapping provides clearer picture of devastation for NW Vancouver Island A $1.2 million collaboration between five First Nations, four municipalities, two Regional Districts, and several private stakeholders have produced Phase 1 of a comprehensive […]
Natural disasters, to say the least, have jeopardized the livelihood of millions, and the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are not unfamiliar with the displacement and famine that follows (The World Bank, 2021). The 1.1 million […]