GeoIgnite is excited to be increasing the value of our national geospatial event by adding a full day of workshops to our schedule! OSGEO and GeoIgnite 2019 will present two half-day sessions, with the day […]
The second ever National Geomatics Competition (NGC) was hosted by the University of Calgary (UofC) in February this year, and it was an enormous success! Geomatics Undergraduate students from across Canada convened in the new […]
The Department of Geomatics Engineering successfully organized the 1st Canadian Conference on Geomatics Engineering in February 2019. This event was part of GeoDays 2019, a series of Geomatics Engineering Events hosted and organized by students, […]
The Rapid Burned Area Mapping (R-BAM) technology was developed over the last three years by Hatfield Consultants and aims to complement conventional wildfire observation and assessment techniques by providing frequent updates on wildfire burn areas […]
We are excited to be speaking with Lee Morden, a geomatics instructor at SAIT in Calgary, Alberta. He is committed to expanding his knowledge in geomatics and education in support of providing quality training to post-secondary […]
GIS companies regularly create new geospatial products and develop new processes to do things better. Such innovations might be eligible to claim the SR&ED (Scientific Research & Experimental Development) tax credit. The Canadian SR&ED program […]
When applying for a geospatial position, your cover letter provides the perfect opportunity to really make sense of your skills and experience, and to relate them to the job you are applying for. Keep your […]
The Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) hosted its third annual Winter conference at the Centre of Geographic Sciences (COGS) in Lawrencetown this week, January 23-24th. There were twenty presentations (see link to program and abstracts). […]