European Space Agency has finally unveiled the first images from Meteosat Third Generation-Sounder (MTG-S1), a satellite that doesn’t just watch the clouds—it “sounds” the atmosphere. Launched in July 2025 and now fully operational, this newest […]
“I’ve got to get this right.” It is a thought that surfaces again and again in geospatial work. A surveyor checks a control point one more time. A hydrographer reviews depth measurements knowing a small […]
New NOAA Project Looks to Map Critical Mineral Deposits on Seafloor Off American Samoa UK Space Agency Funds Two New Agricultural Initiatives NOAA Launches New Wildfire Monitoring Data Portal Planetary Intelligence Harnesses the Power of […]
If you work with geospatial data in Canada, you have likely heard the phrase “CSRS modernization” more often over the past few years. Sometimes it comes up in discussions about reference frames, sometimes in relation […]
Summerside’s 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 […]
In an era where data drives decisions—from climate resilience to urban planning—having a reliable “digital twin” of our country is essential. Whether you are a professional GIS analyst mapping infrastructure, a researcher studying environmental shifts, […]
For most of the past decade, the geospatial industry has moved forward in predictable ways. Better sensors, more satellites, faster processing, and incremental improvements stacked on top of existing workflows. 2025 doesn’t fit that pattern. […]
I had the opportunity to attend the GoGeomatics 2025 expo in Calgary, Alberta. I was also fortunate enough to be part of the Expo committee where I was actively present in the organization and reviewing […]