UbiSensing & AI Lab
Leading Innovation in Real-Time Geospatial Sensing and IoT Solutions
The UbiSensing & AI Lab at the University of Calgary is a pioneering research group dedicated to advancing geospatial technology through the integration of sensor networks, real-time data analysis, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. Led by Dr. Steve Liang, a global authority in sensor web technology and standards, the lab is at the forefront of enabling smarter, data-driven decision-making for a wide range of applications.
What We Do
- Research and Development: Our team conducts cutting-edge research on geospatial data interoperability and web-enabled GIS solutions.
- Collaboration with Industry and Academia: We partner with organizations and research institutions worldwide to implement practical solutions that impact society.
- Standards and Open-Source Contribution: We contribute to the development and evolution of open geospatial standards and tools, fostering innovation and collaboration in the global geospatial community.
Core Areas of Research
- IoT and Sensor Web Enablement: Developing technologies that empower the seamless integration of sensors into the web.
- OGC Standards: Advancing and applying OGC standards to enhance interoperability.
- Smart Cities and Environmental Monitoring: Creating smarter infrastructure and supporting environmental sustainability.
Our Vision
We aim to revolutionize the way sensors and geospatial data are utilized, fostering a future where information flows seamlessly and efficiently to support intelligent decision-making across industries.
Latest posts
| Nov 01, 2025 | Highlights from the 133rd OGC Member Meeting (Boulder, Oct 28–30) |
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| Sep 28, 2025 | Lab Member Wins BraTS Challenge at MICCAI 2025 |
| Sep 02, 2025 | Human's Role in the Age of AI, IoT, and Digital Twins |
Selected publications
- EarthArXiv
An Event-Based Framework for Estimating Annual Methane Emissions and Managing Emissions Data from Oil and Gas Facilities2025 - EGU24Toward developing a streamlined workflow for methane emission monitoring, reporting, and verification in the oil and gas industryEGU General Assembly 2024, Apr 2024
- AGU23An ISO/OGC-standard based integrated sensor web architecture for multi-scale methane emissions reconciliationAGU Fall Meeting 2023, Dec 2023
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