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Engaging with remote communities to map the local bedrock
Scientist Mary Sanborn-Barrie is engaging with local communities as her team maps the bedrock of the Kivalliq region.
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Making a very real difference while working in artificial intelligence
Shiva Tirdad is a new geophysical researcher and artificial intelligence specialist at Natural Resources Canada.
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Experts in groundwater, vegetation, forestry, wetlands and landscapes work together for a common goal
It grew from a study of oil and gas impacts on aquifers to become a multidisciplinary project involving 20 experts from
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Sable Island: Canada’s original North Atlantic shapeshifter
Sable Island is a truly unique microenvironment that’s been shaped and reshaped by changing sea levels, ice sheets, ...
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The Future of Sable Island
Southeast of mainland Nova Scotia sits "Sable Island", a small crescent shaped island home to magnificent wild horses
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Machine Mapping Canada: training technology to complete the picture
As the second-largest country in the world, Canada has a lot of territory and different types of land cover to map, incl
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The gift of reading for science buffs
The written word has long helped us understand science and the natural world around us. In fact, Natural Resources Canad
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Incorporating Artificial Intelligence (Ask NRcan)
Like many organizations, the Government of Canada is exploring ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into our work
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Extending our outer limits: Canada’s 2019 Arctic Ocean continental shelf submission to the United Nations
The Arctic Ocean is a vast, cold, isolated and utterly fascinating part of the northern hemisphere. Beneath its surface,
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Extending our outer limits: Canada’s 2019 Arctic Ocean continental shelf submission to the United Nations (photo gallery)
Based on massive amounts of geoscientific data measuring the seafloor, an additional 1.2 million square kilometres could