Canada’s failure to invest in modern geodetic infrastructure has left it dependent on foreign systems to run satellites, guide ships, synchronize power grids, and safeguard sovereignty — an invisible weakness in the infrastructure that holds […]
Digital sovereignty has quickly become one of the most pressing policy issues in Canada. From the U.S. Patriot Act and Cloud Act to the risks of foreign ownership of critical infrastructure, Canada finds itself increasingly […]
GoGeomatics Canada and the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) are pleased to announce a new three-year partnership to strengthen collaboration and knowledge-sharing across Canada’s geospatial sector. Under this agreement, OGC will sponsor and co-develop the OGC […]
Hurricane Helene: NOAA Reflects on the Deadliest U.S. Storm Since Katrina NASA Faces Major Uncertainty Amid U.S. Govt Team Rubicon Uses GIS to Drive Disaster Response ESA’s HydroGNSS Mission to Track Global Water and Climate […]
A Follow-Up to July’s Anticipation As previously reported in GoGeomatics’ July 2025 International Geospatial Digest, the NASA–ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) mission was launched with great anticipation as one of the most powerful Earth-observing radar […]
Earth Observation (EO) technologies are transforming how we monitor our planet. From climate resilience and environmental protection to resource management and industrial sustainability, EO data is providing governments, industry, and researchers with powerful insights to […]
Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) are reshaping geomatics. From surveying and mapping to forestry, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring, drones are transforming how professionals capture, analyze, and apply data. At the GoGeomatics Expo 2025, the RPAS […]
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has chosen 20 projects for funding totaling $5 million as part of its Satellite Mobilization for Biodiversity Action initiative. The program, which was first announced at the beginning of 2025, […]