Gladys West: Getting It Right
“I’ve got to get this right.” It is a thought that surfaces again and again in geospatial work. A surveyor checks a control point one more time. A hydrographer reviews depth measurements knowing a small […]
“I’ve got to get this right.” It is a thought that surfaces again and again in geospatial work. A surveyor checks a control point one more time. A hydrographer reviews depth measurements knowing a small […]
If you work with geospatial data in Canada, you have likely heard the phrase “CSRS modernization” more often over the past few years. Sometimes it comes up in discussions about reference frames, sometimes in relation […]
Don’t forget who got you where you are. Hint: it’s the customers… The growth of the industry, as well as the firms that support geomatics and geospatial communities, has been overall a positive thing. Successful […]
At the National Geomatics Expo in Calgary early November, a rare cross-generational fireside chat brought together three influential voices from the past, present, and future of the profession. Charlie Trimble, founder of Trimble and a […]
Book Your 2026 GoGeomatics Advertising Package Now — Prices Increasing Soon As Canada’s geospatial and GIS sectors continue to grow, organizations are looking for effective ways to reach the right audience — whether to promote […]
When the history of geospatial technology is told, a handful of people stand out as architects of the modern world. Among them is Charlie Trimble, founder of Trimble Navigation and one of the most influential […]
At CalgaryExpo 2025 after the “Geomatics Through the Generations” by Charlie Trimble, I sat down for a deeper conversation with Bryn Fosburgh, Senior Vice President, Trimble, and a thought leader in the geospatial industry. Bryn’s […]
Canada is entering a new era of nation-building. With major investments in infrastructure, housing, climate resilience, and digital modernization, the demand for skilled GIS, geomatics, remote sensing, and surveying professionals is higher than ever. Yet […]