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Updated Orthoimagery: Waterloo, Toronto, Durham, Guelph

Thursday, August 12, 2021 by Eva Dodsworth

The Geospatial Centre is providing access to updated orthoimagery for a number of cities via the Scholars GeoPortal. We now have 2018 and 2020 Waterloo, 2020 Guelph, 2020 Durham Region and 2020 Toronto. Resolution is between 8cm - 12cm. 

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Updated 2020 UW Campus Data

Tuesday, August 10, 2021 by Eva Dodsworth

We have acquired an update for the UW Campus data. There are a total of 542 data layers covering north and south campus. Currently available in AutoCAD format, however data conversions can be made upon request.