Thanks to data collected by BCIT’s Forestry students we were able to use i-Tree Eco tool to produce some interesting statistics on the environmental and economic values of trees in the city. Here’s a map of 3 study areas and a sample of the results the tool was able to produce. Click on the charts to view bigger version.

Here are two maps showing some of the heritage plaques in two important places in Maple Ridge, the park by city hall and the museum area.

Here’s a map showing the bike routes of Maple Ridge. This includes only routes that have dedicated bike lanes with painted bike lane markers.

I remade a map for my old GEOB 479 project with a dark background and inset which improved contrast and clarity.

Here is a map we made showing the use of ArcMap’s Hydrology tool to map out the time it takes for water to flow down a watershed.

I started BCIT’s GIS ADP program and it’s super intense and busy so far. There haven’t been many opportunities to make cool maps since most of the labs are pretty technical. We’ve been testing out ArcScene with 3D data, so here’s a scene of Nanaimo with data I found on the city’s website. It would have been cool to make the buildings pop out too but unfortunately building height data isn’t complete for the whole city.

Here’s my project looking at the impact of dams on salmon species for Vancouver Island. Click the map to visit my web page.