Calgary, AB, January 9, 2020 – TECTERRA is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in 2020. The organization has successfully been supporting innovative geospatial technology development in Alberta for the last decade.
Here is a snapshot of what happened this month.
Winner of Tecterra’s 2019 Startup of the Year award, Localintel uses geospatial data to help municipalities both large and small promote local advantages, engage business and drive economic development.
Winner of Tecterra’s 2019 Company of the Year award, Lim Geomatics helps the natural resources sector unlock the power of spatial data by leveraging best practices in GIS, remote sensing, IT and user experience. The company was recognized for its leadership role in the geospatial vertical and for...
Here is a snapshot of what happened this month.
VizworX’s Panoptica software for engineering design won the 2019 Tecterra Most Disruptive Technology award. Panoptica provides an intuitive way for people to understand what is going to be built—before it’s built.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words.
Here is a snapshot of what happened this month. We take note of the interesting things happening in the world of technology - here's a look at the highlights:
The Planpincieux glacier is melting, and that’s an especially troublesome problem because it hangs just above the Val Ferret, a popular tourist area on the Swiss-Italian border. Uncharacteristically high temperatures this summer caused a large fissure to form in the glacier, which is part of the...
The third annual NORTH51 takes place at the Banff Center on February 5-7, 2020 and features keynotes, presentations, panels and invaluable networking opportunities. The conference gathers 100 of the most innovative minds in geospatial technology. For the first time, TECTERRA has announced a theme...