EarthDaily Strengthens Wildfire Monitoring with SkyForest Acquisition New Seismic Mapping Project Aims to Safeguard Metro Vancouver Tracking Herring Spawns from Space to Support Coastal Conservation Legacy of Water Diversions Still Felt in Great Lakes Communities […]
GoGeomatics free group networking events are open to everyone from all areas of geomatics, including business owners, professionals, students, and others. The purpose of the Socials is to build a thriving geospatial community through networking […]
From underground infrastructure mapping to smart cities preparing for natural disasters, digital twins are becoming an important part of geospatial projects. While the first GIS was created to quantify Canada’s vast reserves of natural resources, […]
Remotely sensed data has been providing insights into how the world works for decades now. From the first implementation of aerial photographs to the advances of WWII that lead to the development of sonar and […]
“Oh the Places You will go!” Part 3: “Continuing the COGServation” I’ve been writing a series of articles and interviews highlighting some of the most interesting people I know in the Canadian geospatial community with […]
Come talk to scientists in Canada’s oldest science agency at a Canada 150 Open House. Visitors can check out over ten information booths on volcanoes, minerals in everyday life, paleontology, and ancient tsunamis, all part […]
At the end of last month, John Wian hosted the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the CANMAP Research Institute in Bridgetown. The CANMAP Research Institute was formed in the early 1980’s by John, with input […]
In my first article, I introduced the how and why I chose to attend COGS from the fall of 2014 to spring 2016. In Part 2, I wanted to give some insight into the first-year […]