What is GISWhen and why GIS became essential for geographic data managementWho’s using GIS todayRelation between Cad and GIS and similarities with BIMWhy & how GIS and BIM are differentHow GIS can connect with BiM databasesWhy GIS and BIM communities must now connect
Bernard Dionne has been working in the fields of geomatics, construction project managment and technical surveying for nearly 20 years. During these years, he led various projects in geomatics from 3D architectural surveys to layout as-built structures for civil engineering projects. He also worked for nearly 8 years integrating geomatic technologies and data management systems to Canadian and US construction business. Bernard Dionne holds a bachelor's degree in Geomatics Engineering Sciences from Quebec's Laval University and is member of the Ordre des arepnteurs-géomètre du Québec (OAGQ / QLS) since 2013.
What is GISWhen and why GIS became essential for geographic data managementWho’s using GIS todayRelation between Cad and GIS and similarities with BIMWhy & how GIS and BIM are differentHow GIS can connect with BiM databasesWhy GIS and BIM communities must now connect
