I saw this article today and it made me think about why geospatial data matters. It matters to science, it matters to governments, and it matters to society as a whole because it gives us a framework us to quickly put together information that might otherwise seem disconnected, but for a spatial-temporal component that links the … More Using Geospatial Data to Determine Extinction Risk.
Abstract Based on the final decision of the site selection committee, the chosen location for the music festival has been identified. In order to determine the initial feasibility of this site, an estimate of event capacity was performed for this location. The proposed parking lot, events field, and camping areas were all heads up digitized … More MUSIC FESTIVAL PART 3 – ESTIMATING EVENT CAPACITY
Abstract In an attempt to fight the rising incidence of obesity and promote healthy lifestyles, the City of Pasadena has proposed developing urban planning projects to promote healthy lifestyles. One of the projects is to place “Park and Walk” lots throughout the city. Several criteria were identified as being essential to this project. A Geospatial … More Urban Planning to Promote Healthy Lifestyles
Introduction In addition to its popular zoo, garden, and duck pond, Sequoia Park in Eureka, California has several miles of hiking trails. What it does not appear to have, is a map of these trails. There are no maps posted on signs in the park, and no maps to be found online. There are several … More Sequoia Park Trail Mapping
Davin R. Peterson 