Laurier Professor Charts Northern Ice Roads A Laurier professor pioneers the mapping of northern ice roads, crucial lifelines in remote Canadian regions. Utilizing geospatial technology and satellite imagery, the project aims to improve the accuracy […]
Did you know about Canada’s tundra fire? A new digital map will facilitate the deployment of autonomous vehicles Launch day for a climate measuring satellite: Kudos to the team of students at Memorial University Waterloo […]
The prospect of space mining is growing more likely, and Canada may be a key player Black and grizzly bears might be detected by the same AI radar that detects polar bears Winter activities in […]
Endangered BC Heritage Site Digitally Preserved by University Professors Edelweiss Village, a heritage site in British Columbia (BC), is the birthplace of mountaineering culture in Canada. The village is being sold for $2.3 million. The […]
A new app from U of T researchers allows users to track their neighbourhood’s environmental health Researchers at the University of Toronto have created a new app that provides insights into the environmental health of […]
The second ever National Geomatics Competition (NGC) was hosted by the University of Calgary (UofC) in February this year, and it was an enormous success! Geomatics Undergraduate students from across Canada convened in the new […]
Peter Johnson is an associate professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management (GEM) at the University of Waterloo. His work is quite interesting and pertinent in this day and age. Peter studies how governments, […]
It’s that time of year once again: time for the National Geomatics Competition! The National Geomatics Competition (NGC) is Canada’s student-led geomatics competition. The NGC was created to increase the visibility of the geomatics profession, […]