Surveying
A History of Everest Mapping
As awe inspiring as the mountain is, so are the maps. Mount Everest is often considered “a symbol of something…
“Math for the Surveyor” by J.A. Coan – Free Book
A long-time surveying program instructor has authored a book on fundamental mathematics that every surveyor should know… and is offering…
Application of Weights in Surveying Measurements
We all know that some measurements are better than others, even in the same survey. For example, if we are…
A lifetime career in land surveying awaits recent graduates looking for work
There is much about land surveying that is not known by people outside of the profession. Prospects for life-long careers…
International Geospatial Briefing February 9th – What are we doing about space traffic management?; new urban planning GIS tool to improve urban climate resilience; Drone Privacy Laws; World’s Longest and Deepest Alternating Current Cable Route; Ex-Uber team – Unfolded.ai
What are we doing about space traffic management? As spaceX continues to launch more and more satellites through their ridesharing…
Interview with NRCan on Indigenous Capacity Surveying Development Program
GoGeomatics Canada was fortunate enough to interview Steve Minnie, the Regional Director and Deputy Surveyor General of Natural Resources Canada and we’re sharing our enlightening discussion about the Indigenous Survey Capacity Development Program with the community.
GeoVerra makes a significant investment in new equipment, providing the most up-to-date technology for its clients.
Edmonton, AB (November 16, 2020) – At the beginning of November, GeoVerra took possession of over 100 pieces of new Trimble…
International Geospatial Briefing for October 19th: CoreLogic partners with Munich Re; Placekey launch; Air pollution & COVID-19; Teaching surveying to inmates; Global maps of travel time to healthcare; Using geospatial data to issue cyclone warnings
CoreLogic forms strategic partnership with climate risk modelling specialist Munich Re to help prepare Australia and New Zealand for climate…
Your International Geospatial Briefing for September 14th: Where the GISP’s are; China’s new Earth Observation Sattelite; COVID-19 push to aerial surveying; Interdisciplinary data-driven approach; Interactive historic map that shows your hometown’s location 750 million years ago
A Look at where the GISPs are Dr Dapeng Li, an assistant professor at South Dakota State University, and a…
Your International Geospatial Briefing for December 2nd: Can Smart Cities Help You Without Compromising Privacy?; Surveying with Advanced Laser Scanning; Weather Agencies Object to 5G; Campus Work Begins for National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
Can Smart Cities Help You Without Compromising Privacy? Smart cities are built on data. Whether it is street sensors, heated…
Your Canadian Geospatial Briefing for June 3rd: Mapbox; Location Tech myths; Maxar; Apple Maps; UrtheCast
Mapbox joins GeoIgnite 2019 GeoIgnite has a new platinum sponsor! Location data platform Mapbox is joining the top decision makers and…
Call for Speakers for First National Canadian Geomatics Competition: Feb 17-18, 2018
A Geomatics-based consulting competition for post-secondary students. The NGC organizing committee is looking for engaging industry presenters to speak on…
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