Radar technology has long been at the heart of how we observe, measure, and manage our planet. Few people have shaped that field as profoundly as Dr. Vernon Singhroy, President of EOSPATIAL Inc. and one […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/Earth Observation industry. Canadian startup Wyvern is carving out a leadership position in high-resolution hyperspectral imaging with a […]
Geo Sessions has become one of the premier online events for professionals pushing the boundaries of geospatial technology. In 2024, more than 5,300 registrants from 159 countries came together to learn, share, and explore real-world […]
AI aims to prevent a repeat of 2004 Peterborough flood City of Medicine Hat Wins 2022 ESRI special achievement in GIS award TCS, UofT team up with plan to create ‘urban data sets’ for smart […]
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 […]
Mapping Earth’s deepest points, the collision of Geology and Geospatial ISS to get a new hyperspectral remote sensing lab A new interactive map illustrates the history of shark attacks Tracking wildfires and droughts worldwide with […]
What is STAC? STAC stands for SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog. It is a language for geospatial catalogs and assets with a focus on search and discovery. The SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog family of specifications aims to standardize […]
Mapping Canada’s carbon landascape WWF-Canada has conducted new research with the lead of McMaster University’s Remote Sensing Lab scientists to measure the stored amount of carbon in Canada’s landscape. The findings show that stored carbon […]