We’ve likely all seen maps of languages, though most of us don’t necessarily think about where they come from—or what they really mean. As noted in a previous GoGeomatics article from 2022, languages are important […]
Geodesy moves into everyday workflows Cool Cities Lab turn urban heat data into real decisions The limits of satellite flood monitoring Using geospatial data to guide emergency blood deployment Brazil and FAO simplify access to […]
Collectively Built and Shared I have recently been thinking about the large number of free and open digital resources I use in my daily life. I frequently use tools like QGIS, rely on knowledge resources […]
We have spent much of the last year at GoGeomatics discussing data sovereignty and its impact on our professional and personal lives. Modelled after the idea of national sovereignty, data sovereignty dictates that ownership and […]
The QGIS User Conference held June 2-3 brought together open-source GIS users and developers at Linköping University in Norrköping, Sweden. The QGIS User Conference is an annual gathering of GIS Professional and other QGIS users to […]
Microsoft has developed an online, open-source tool called The Microsoft Planetary Computer. One of the many struggles when performing geospatial analysis on a global scale is the sheer volume of data, and the processing power […]
Lake Rotorua’s Hidden Secrets Revealed Empowering Disaster Resilience: Geospatial Training in Bangladesh Russia’s Pursuit of Nuclear-Powered Space Warfare: A Looming Threat SimActive’s Goal to Enhance 3D Mapping with Multi-Camera Drone Payloads Mapping the World’s Coral […]
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 […]