GoGeomatics Canada is proud to announce the 4th edition of Canada’s National Geospatial Conference GeoIgnite. Winter Geo is the name of the online event, which will broadcast from Ottawa on March 1st and March 2nd with […]
The Canadian Council on Geomatics (CCOG) has been working for over 50 years with the federal government to help with projects and planning in Canada. Learn more about CCOG from Melanie Desjardins, the Chair, in […]
NRCan’s Canadian Geodetic Survey is responsible for defining, maintaining, and providing access to the Canadian Spatial Reference System (CSRS). In this talk from the Information Services Manager Brain Donahue on Day Two of GeoIgnite 2021, […]
The Greater Montréal Area completed Canada’s largest-ever riverine topobathymetric lidar survey inresponse to two major flooding events within the last five years, which together displaced tens ofthousands from their homes and cost millions to local […]
In case you missed it GoGeomatics is highlighting one of the most interesting talks from GeoIgnite from this past April. NV5 Geospatial was granted a special opportunity to carry out one of the largest fluvial […]
This panel, which got a little “Spicy” as one senior Canadian government bureaucrat described it, closed out a great Day Two of GeoIgnite 2021. This panel brought together senior executives and CEOs from some world-renowned geospatial […]
Day Three of GeoIgnite began with a fantastic keynote presentation from Barbara Ryan, the WGIC Executive Director. While a lot of panels at GeoIgnite obviously focused on Canada and more national and provincial level geospatial […]
Adobe Illustrator is not a tool you’d associate with geospatial work, but Avenza is here to show you how to use this software for your cartographic needs! In this talk on Day Three of the […]