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WGIC Discusses Monitoring GHG From Space Using Commercial Capabilities
Efforts from Public, Private and Hybrid Missions are Key At GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference, attendees were able to view a…
A creative in a geospatial scientist’s world
Jonathan Wagner took time to “Map” the right path for himself Some people leave high school sure of where they…
Examining greenhouse gasses from space
Barbara Ryan to continue discussions held at the UN on research findings In late 2019, Barbara Ryan, executive director of…
International Geospatial Briefing Feb 14th: 1. GIS in Transportation; 2. Black Culture Mapped Across the U.S.; 3. Geospatial Trends to Watch in 2022; 4. GIS & Disaster Damage Assessments; 5. Improving Opportunities for Women in Geospatial Careers; 6. Using AI to Measure Antarctic Surface Ice; 7. Tracking Wildfires in the Arctic
India using GIS to Improve and Expand Transportation Infrastructure India has the second-largest road and rail network in the world,…
Using GIS to study health care services and utilization––from local to national
Access to timely and quality health care is an important determinant of health and well-being. Despite universal health coverage in…
The “New” GoGeomatics Canada: Relaunching Our Magazine
A team of really intelligent squirrels and I have been working on the new GoGeomatics magazine. I’m taking a break…
May 5: Vancouver: NRCan Discovery Centre Science Open House
Come talk to scientists in Canada’s oldest science agency at a Canada 150 Open House. Visitors can check out over…
Student Passion for Geography and the Google Summer of Code
GoGeomatics has reached across the Atlantic to interview one of our new geospatial contributors in Europe. Join us as we…
Google Earth Engine – What is a Data Cube and Why Canadians Should Care
What is a data cube and how is it used for big data analytics? How does a data cube work…
Geography Conference at York University: May 29 – June 2: Toward a Just and Sustainable World
The 2017 Annual Meetings of the Canadian Association of Geographers is being held at York University, May 29- June 2,…
Annapolis Community Mapping April 13 at COGS
1866: a twenty three year old blacksmith from rural Annapolis County who could neither read nor write. 1888: a five…
QGIS: Performing Viewshed Analysis on Archaeological Sites
In 1927 a Vancouver bylaw was enacted that limited the height of buildings to a maximum of six stories in…
