The Government of Canada and the Government of the Northwest Territories are working together to advance a new geoscience research initiative that leverages artificial intelligence (AI), digital scanning technologies and historic drill cores to unlock […]
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 […]
Since the days of the first Gold Rush, when a prospector would head off into the bush with a shovel, a gold pan, and a compass, maps have played an essential role in mineral exploration. […]