The Country You Cannot Watch from the Ground In March 2026, the Canadian government announced a $200 million investment in core infrastructure for a Canadian-owned spaceport, along with other major new space-related capabilities and initiatives. […]
Released last month, the Canadian Space Agency’s State of the Canadian Space Sector report arrives amid a broader discussion about the role space now plays in Canada’s economy, security, and infrastructure. The report itself is, […]
Satellite imagery highlights the impacts of Sudanese War on agriculture A resurgence in American satellite capability NASA-ISRO collaboration is measuring changes in places like Mexico City Taylor Geospatial and Microsoft partner to build first global […]
By Nadine Alameh, with the GoGeomatics Editorial Team As GeoIgnite 2026 approaches this May 11–13 in Ottawa, GoGeomatics spoke with keynote speaker Nadine Alameh about the rapid evolution of GeoAI, the rise of natural language […]
After more than five decades, the world’s most prestigious gathering in photogrammetry, remote sensing, and spatial information sciences returns to Canada. The XXV Congress of the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) will […]
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 […]
Industrial logging expansion and the end of roadless protection The data bottleneck for physical AI Open source satellite damage mapping in conflict zones Blue Marble and Avenza connect field and office workflows Mapping and naming […]
Taking place in Ottawa from May 11–13, GeoIgnite 2026 is designed to unite Canada’s geospatial community—from national leaders and policymakers to students and technologists exploring the field for the first time This year, we have […]