For decades, the conversation around conservation in Canada has been dominated by a “fortress” model—federal and provincial parks managed by central agencies. However, a landmark study released on January 6, 2026, by researchers at Concordia […]
As 2026 begins, the GoGeomatics volunteer and editorial team took time to reflect on the year just past and identify the Canadian geospatial stories and though leadership that mattered most in 2025. Together, these selections […]
As we welcome 2026, the GoGeomatics volunteer and editorial team is reflecting on 2025, a year of remarkable global progress in geospatial science and technology. To close out the year, we’re sharing our pick for […]
People open maps on their phones every day to check a route, locate a place, or understand what surrounds them. It feels simple, but a long history stands behind that moment. The journey to modern […]
As the planet’s challenges intensify, human innovation rises to meet them. However, unlocking timely and actionable insights from the vast volumes of Earth observation data demands more than traditional GIS platforms, which often face limitations […]
When I first chose architecture, I imagined a future filled with site plans, 3D models, and the creative challenge of shaping spaces where people live and work. To me, it was more than drawings […]
Recent advancements in geospatial and AI technologies are driving transformative changes across industries. These emerging trends, with a strong emphasis on collaboration and innovation, are unlocking new possibilities for addressing global challenges. Some of these […]
At GeoIgnite 2025, Maxim Fortin, Senior Engineer Advisor at Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), delivered a standout session on Canada’s evolving approach to flood hazard mapping. Representing the team behind the Flood Hazard Identification and Mapping […]