TRANSPORT 2000 DOCUMENTS

Dr. Barry WellarBarry Wellar appointed to Strategic Safety and Security Panel of NSERC

Dr. Michael Sawada receives the Young Researcher of the Year Prize from the Faculty of Arts, University of Ottawa

Dr. Barry Wellar receives 2006 Ullman Award from the Association of American Geographers outstanding contributions in transportation geography

Dr. Barry Wellar named Distinguished Research Fellow of Transport 2000 Canada.

Dr. Barry Wellar named Distinguished Geomatics Scientist of LAGGISS.

Read about the GIS Day 2005 Success

Zoran Reljic2nd Place finish in theInternational ENVI challengefeatured in ENVI Newsletter.

Melanie Zahab receives ESRI Canada Student Scholarship for her work on merging archeology and geomatics.

LAGGISSreleases 2nd High-School DVD for educational resources in geomatics.

Samuel Herold receives the CAG Student Paper Award at the MSc level at the CAGONT annual meeting.
2009 Geography Awareness Week
Wellar, B. (2010). ISSUES in GIS DATA SHARING. Geospatial Today 9(5): 42-45
DR. BARRY WELLAR PRESENTATIONS AT GIS-PRO 2010
2007 GEOGRAPHY AWARENESS WEEK
Professor Dr. Barry Wellar Initiates Geography Awareness Lecture Series

Prof. Emeritus Dr. B. Wellar to gives SIGMA XI Society Lecture

GIS DAY 2007
Sustainable Transport: Does anybody here know how to WIN this game?
Feb 23, 2007 Kiwanas Club Presentation by Dr. Barry Wellar
LAGGISS forms a nexus for new applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) science and geomatics within the physical, social
and environmental and health sciences. The laboratory is situated within the bilingual Department of Geography at the University of Ottawa. The facility is composed of ten state-of-the-art dual processor, dual monitor workstations, a two terabyte license and data server and speciallized software for GIS, Remote Sensing, spatial analysis and 3-D visualization. The lab is ergonomically designed to create a professional, innovative, healthy and stimulating work environment. With private and public research partners, the laboratory supports original applications of GIS and geomatics to pure and applied climate change, environmental, social, economic, and population health research on continental, national and regional scales. Through this transdisciplinary framework, the infrastructure fosters the development of new spatial analytical methods and applications that address pressing social and environmental policy issues in Canada. LAGGISS was constructed with funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI), Ontario Innovation Trust (OIT) and major contributions from the Faculty of Arts among others.

Geomatics Educational Materials

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