The earliest French settlers in North America were drawn in the 16th century to the area now known as Québec City, which sits on the north bank of the Saint Lawrence River and is home […]
Over the last decade, a growing number of municipal and regional governments across North America have invested in topobathymetric lidar surveys of lakes, rivers and watersheds. Regional governments often commission new lidar survey projects, along […]
The Okanagan Valley in British Columbia is one of Western Canada’s most attractive tourist destinations, with local communities offering a range of active and relaxing activities organized around the region’s many lakes and rivers. The […]
The Greater Montréal Area completed Canada’s largest-ever riverine topobathymetric lidar survey inresponse to two major flooding events within the last five years, which together displaced tens ofthousands from their homes and cost millions to local […]
When conducting Lidar surveys, efficiency and success are determined to a degree by conditions outside of the surveyors’ control. The best-laid plans can sometimes be delayed by inclement weather conditions, as wind, rain and fog […]
The 2020 Geolgnite conference was put online and brought the Canadian geospatial sector together. One of the topics included updates from the Quantum Spatial Canada as presented by its Program Manager, Mr. Sven Cowan. Quantum […]