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Remote Sensing and Geomatica Training Cooperation

  07/08/2009
ImStrat Corporation and PCI Geomatics have signed a teaming agreement, whereby both parties will participate in jointly developing and providing combined remote sensing and PCI software training programs to PCI and ImStrat clients, both in Canada and around the world.
 

 

Both ImStrat Corporation and PCI Geomatics possess complementary capabilities and products. 



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