Every day, technology is integrated into Aboriginal curriculum to transform learning outcomes into applicable real-life experiences and Geomatics technology is just one of the tools being used. Aboriginal communities can capitalize on the integration and interpretation of new technologies in Geomatics training programs, such as, surveying, mapping, using remote sensing, and global positioning systems for futures to come. Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure (CGDI) promotes the use of ICT in their innovative training programs designed to support land management decisions that affect Aboriginal sustainable culture - hunting, trapping and fishing is locations with risk species.
Overall, having the technology tools and communication resources to make better informed decisions are key advantages and most common benefits.
