Hydrospatial technologies are increasingly becoming critical in addressing some of the most pressing environmental and safety challenges. From managing flood risks and monitoring coastal areas to improving maritime navigation and supporting climate resilience, hydrospatial data […]
Canada’s Arctic strategy just got a serious tech upgrade. A new $6-billion collaboration with Australia will develop an Over-the-Horizon Radar (OTHR) system. This cutting-edge technology is set to monitor Canada’s northern air and maritime approaches, […]
A quiet but seismic shift is underway! The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a cornerstone of global environmental research, has placed strict restrictions on its scientists’ international engagements. Without explicit clearance, NOAA-affiliated researchers […]
Hydrography is a cornerstone of safe and efficient navigation in Canada’s vast and complex waterways. From charting the world’s longest coastline to adhering to international maritime standards, the Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS) ensures maritime safety […]
In 2024, Canada saw significant strides in environmental mapping, with both federal and provincial governments taking active roles in enhancing geospatial data for climate resilience, land management, and natural resource protection. From updating critical digital […]
An Era Ends with the Retirement of the Canadian Digital Elevation Model (CDEM) State of the Canadian Space Sector 2023 Autonomous Food Delivery at the Toronto Zoo Uncovering the Legacy of Indigenous Residential Schools through […]
The Geomatics for the Public Good program at the National Expo highlights how geomatics technology is being harnessed across federal, provincial, and municipal levels to enhance public services and improve citizens’ quality of life. Human […]
Apple Maps is Coming to Your City this Summer, Satellites show World’s Largest Beaver Dam, Who lives in Canada’s Hottest Urban Centres, Western University Investigates Storm Apple Maps is Driving, and Walking, Through Canadian Cities […]