Canadian GIS

This event in Columbus, Ohio aims to bring together researchers applying Time-Geographic concepts in their research in the multidisciplinary context of GIScience.

Pacific Alliance Technologies is proud to announce the release of iVAULT version 4.4 for the ArcGIS platform.
iVAULT is PAT’s web-based mapping solution that allows organizations to easily benefit from linking their existing data to a location. The latest release now better supports client work flows and has enhanced data access capabilities.

Join Pacific Alliance Technologies on March 8th for a Free Webinar to see how some these enhancements could make your web GIS experience easier and more productive!

Latitude Geographics are planning on providing another free webinar due to the great turnout and response that they had for the last one. Latitude Geographics first developed Geocortex software in 1999, and since, Geocortex has evolved through several generations of Esri mapping and GIS technology.

This free 30-45 minute webinar should apeal to GIS administrators, GIS managers and analysts currently using ArcGIS Server platform.

Mark your calendars and plan to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Geomatics Atlantic June 12th thru the 14th. It will be held at the Sobey Building at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax Nova Scotia.

The conference is intended to represent the past 25 years of successful geomatics in Atlantic Canada while still concentrating on the wide range of current hot topics such as “climate change, social media, geomatics in education, and infrastructure”

Investing in Innovation is a one-day free event in Ottawa, Ontario at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier Hotel will be hosted by TECTERRA. It will feature keynote speaker Ed Parsons, Geospatial Technologist at Google and General Rick Hillier, the Former Chief of the Defence Staff, Canadian Forces as well as a great opportunity to hear from some first rate speakers, opportunities to explore new business in geomatics, network with others and learn more about what TECTERRA.

The 10th GeoAlberta Conference on May 7-9, 2012 will be titled “Geospatial – anywhere, anytime for anyone” to reflect the changes in how Geospatial Information is used and how it is available all the time. It is expected that close to 450 professionals will come together in Calgary this May to discuss Geospatial Information, celebrate and explore new opportunites.