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Collaboration of VertiGIS and Statistics Canada Update Census Program Data Viewer
Overcoming Challenges to Make Complex Data Accessible to All VertiGIS and Statistics Canada presented the collaborated result of the…
Canadian Geospatial Briefing April 5th: 1. Wolf Research Using GPS and Indigenous Knowledge. 2. Newfoundland Company Takes Lead in Drone Industry. 3. Yellowknife Man Creates Google Earth Alternative. 4. Apple Map’s New 3D Features in Toronto 5. UPEI’s Massive Drone Fleet. 6. Next Generation 911 Service Using GIS.
A study on eastern wolves near Georgian Bay is taking a unique approach by braiding western scientific techniques together with…
A creative in a geospatial scientist’s world
Jonathan Wagner took time to “Map” the right path for himself Some people leave high school sure of where they…
International Geospatial Briefing Feb 14th: 1. GIS in Transportation; 2. Black Culture Mapped Across the U.S.; 3. Geospatial Trends to Watch in 2022; 4. GIS & Disaster Damage Assessments; 5. Improving Opportunities for Women in Geospatial Careers; 6. Using AI to Measure Antarctic Surface Ice; 7. Tracking Wildfires in the Arctic
India using GIS to Improve and Expand Transportation Infrastructure India has the second-largest road and rail network in the world,…
Companies to unlock unprecedented levels of location-based data with Sparkgeo’s new Prescient Earth Observation platform
Every day over 500TBs of data flow from earth observation satellites. Pair that with data from billions of smart devices,…
Snowplow trackers making it easier to navigate Canadian winters
Winter is well underway in many parts of Canada and there are a few mapping resources to help you navigate.…
Geospatial Canada Briefing Oct 19: 1. Tsunami mapping; 2. Re-forestation with drones; 3. Vinland Map; 4. Holographic Sonar Displays; 5. Flood mapping; 6. drones in search & rescue
Tsunami mapping provides clearer picture of devastation for NW Vancouver Island A $1.2 million collaboration between five First Nations, four…
International Geospatial Briefing Sep 13th: Interactive Map Shows the Best Time to Photograph Fall Foliage; New interactive 3D map lets you see downtown Tampa in a new way; Geospatial Commission launches pilots to improve how data about land is used in the UK; Drop a Raindrop on This Magical Map and Watch Its Journey to the Ocean; FireWatch maps aim to help keep homes, community safe from wildfire; Geospatial Data Essential to Protect Snow Leopard in Mongolia
Interactive Map Shows the Best Time to Photograph Fall Foliage Photographers will not have difficulty planning fall photoshoots anymore and…
Canadian Geospatial Briefing Sep 7th: Grizzly genetics matching Indigenous boundaries; Drones in disaster planning and monitoring; Amber Alert app but for missing people with Dementia; 50 years of PEI’s landscape transformation; High-definition 3D map for Toronto
‘Mind blowing’: Grizzly bear DNA maps onto Indigenous language families The bears and Indigenous humans of coastal British Columbia have…
Canadian Geospatial Briefing July 19th, Drone spraying research promising; B.C. wildfire map; Manitoba Infrastructure Projects Map; N.B. COVID dashboard; New database of P.E.I. trails maps
Drone spraying research promising Drone spraying would be ideal for touch-ups and misses in a field after a large sprayer…
Mineral Exploration in Brazil with AI… the story behind the Map
Since the days of the first Gold Rush, when a prospector would head off into the bush with a shovel,…
International Geospatial Briefing March 8th: Geography, a cause for inequality; Drone Survey of a Wind Farm Access Road; Loss of soil study using satellite imagery; Japanese noisy children map; Minority-owned businesses map
Geography can become a root cause for inequality when cities are built in a way that fragments social networks A…
