Jason Duffe
Jason Duffe has been a public servant with Environment and Climate Change Canada since the late 1990's. He has led the development of the Geomatics Research Section with the Wildlife and Landscape Science Directorate since it's inception in early 2000's. He is trained as a biologist and manages a lab of 30 geomatics professionals and researchers that support the conservation mandate of the Department.
Sessions in which Jason Duffe participates
quarta-feira 19 junho, 2019
The value of geospatial big data and how to efficiently convert it to useful information is an important cross disciplinary question. There has been significant investment in the collection and archiving of geospatial and other environmental data and numerous organizations recognize the importance of this information resource. However, the software and computing systems to effectively and efficiently access, interrogate, and utilize this information for specific applications has not seen the ...
terça-feira 14 maio, 2024
This presentation delves into the dynamic realm of geomatics within Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), offering a comprehensive exploration of career opportunities within a research organization. Geomatics, the science of acquiring, analyzing, and interpreting geographic information, plays a pivotal role in the mandate of the Department including environmental conservation and protection, policy & regulatory development, and climate change mitigation strategies.Through t...