David Yarnold has authored many impactful stories, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. As the President and CEO of the National Audubon Society, he championed environmental stewardship. In this interview, […]
McElhanney Wins 2023 Award of Excellence: A Big Win for Canada’s Geomatics Sector Mapping Montreal’s Bike Paths: GIS on Two Wheels! Toronto’s PATH Map Update: Good Intentions, But Needs Improvement Put Your Geospatial Skills on […]
Subsurface Utility Engineering Advances: building on the interest and engagement from the successful 2023 expo, the 2024 National Canadian Geomatics Expo will feature an expanded track dedicated to Subsurface Utilities Engineering (SUE). This program encompasses […]
Mapping Stolen Cars in Ottawa More than 830 vehicles have been reported stolen in Ottawa in the first six months of 2024, up from 504 in 2023 and 387 in 2022. Gloucester-Southgate is the hotspot […]
Singapore’s plans to enhance geospatial capabilities and create geospatial educational programs Climate vulnerability index mapped by counties in the US Bridging the gap between Geospatial Technology and Policy A case study of using GIS for […]
Queen’s University Department of Geography and Planning and Carleton University Department of Geography and Environmental Studies Join as Education Sponsors for the GoGeomatics Expo in Calgary, Nov 6-8th, 2023 Queen’s University Department of […]
Singapore Land Authority Utilizes Bentley Systems for Digital Twin and 3D Mapping Addressing the Slow Adoption of Technology in Developing Countries Unlocking the Potential of Smart Cities with Geospatial Analytics and AI Technologies GIS-Based Tactile […]
With the passing of Earth Day this weekend, GoGeomatics Canada would like to celebrate our planet and highlight some of the critical ways that geospatial technology helps to make for a cleaner, greener Earth. While […]