On last Tuesday night of July, the Ottawa BIM and geospatial community came together for our summer social at Tavern on the Hill. No speeches, no presentations. just a great conversation, fresh air, and a […]
This interview is part of our series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/geomatics sector. Canada is on the cusp of a generational infrastructure shift, with the federal government pledging 5% of […]
Where Do I Even Park? If you’ve ever driven through Uptown Waterloo, Ontario or near the University of Waterloo campus, you know the struggle — circling for parking, reading confusing signs, or landing in lots […]
A €6 billion open-source software market (as of 2022), 1,062 local authorities publishing open geodata, and a 19% year-over-year increase in government data sharing. Behind these impressive numbers lies a deliberate national strategy on part […]
In the rapidly evolving landscape of architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO), technology and data integration are becoming increasingly vital for effective decision-making and collaboration. At the forefront of this transformation is an innovative open-source […]
Geospatial Database OpenStreetMap Comes of Age In Lithuania’s Capital, Drones, Maps, and AI Unite City Functions Mapping Australia’s deepest-known cave system Delta Variant The Geospatial Industry Is Getting Ready for the Modernized National Spatial Reference […]
These days, when you look at Google Maps, Google Earth, or other web maps you are probably left with the impression that most of the world’s ocean is well mapped. You can see large mid-ocean […]
Automatic digitizing of imagery using QGIS GISCorps volunteer assisting Oracabessa Marine Trust Interactive map shows the locations of over 300 famous films Lidar data shed new light hidden geological hazards New Flood Evacuation Tool helps […]