University of Waterloo GIS Day 2023 Recap
Posted 5 months ago
By Ben Woodward in the UW Blog
By: Weronika Fydrych November 15th marked 2023’s GIS Day, the international celebration of everything geospatial! To participate, the University of Waterloo’s ECCE group, along with the Waterloo Association of Geography Students, the Univeristy of Waterloo Geospatial Centre, and Environment Technology and Instructional Support (ETIS) worked together to organize the University of Waterloo’s first in-person GIS […]
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Evaluation of influential variables on Calgary’s dwelling price (Spatial Autoregressive Model)
Posted 5 months ago
By Marjan Jahanbani in the UCalgary Blog
demands as well as the communities’ needs. This project aims to describe the relationship of some influential socio-economic variables on the median value of dwellings in Calgary based on the community census data (2016).
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The Upscaling of Winter Wheat Aboveground Nitrogen Content Estimation Using Geostatistical Analysis
Posted 6 months ago
By Mohammad Rokhafrouz in the Western Blog
Introduction Nitrogen is the most essential and demanded nutrient for plants [1]. It is also one of the most costly to supply, making commercial fertilizers a major expense in agriculture [2]. Nitrogen deficiency reduces crop growth and yields [3], while overapplication may have unwanted environmental impacts and cost of production [4]. Therefore, managing nitrogen fertilizers […]
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Interning at CBRE’s Location Intelligence Team
Posted 6 months ago
By Jason Ellis in the BCIT Blog
Introduction CBRE is a commercial real estate firm devoted to providing clients with top of the line real estate services. One of these services happens to be using GIS to locate and call attention to areas which fit a client’s desired location for future development or relocation. As a BCIT student currently in their Advanced […]
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Emergency Response at the University of Western Ontario: Accessibility Analysis of Code Blue Emergency Phones
Posted 6 months ago
By Henry Shaver in the Western Blog
Background University campuses are busy places, with thousands of students and faculty frequenting the grounds every day – and the University of Western Ontario is no exception. With 38,000 students enrolled in the Fall of 2022, this large number of young adults brings numerous safety concerns. (Western Communications, 2022). The following campus safety concerns were […]
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Transit Orientated Communities: A BA Group Co-op Showcase
Posted 7 months ago
By Harry Cheung in the UW Blog
My name is Harry, and I am currently on my third co-op term working as a Spatial Data Analyst with BA Group’s GIS team. BA Group provides transportation planning and engineering services to public and private organizations for the movement of people and goods in urban environments. The primary focus of my work revolves around conducting […]
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Prediction of Urban Building Permits: Forest-based Classification and Regression (Calgary, Canada)
Posted 7 months ago
By Marjan Jahanbani in the UCalgary Blog
This blog post represents the application of Forest-based classification and regression in th estimation of Calgary's building permits.
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GIS Insights for School Safety and Active Transportation
Posted 9 months ago
By Shahrzad Sarabi in the UCalgary Blog
Identification of Collision Hotspots and Risk Levels for Pedestrian Safety in School Zones in Downtown Calgary Introduction In the dynamic urban landscape of downtown Calgary, ensuring pedestrian safety, especially in school zones, emerges as a critical challenge. My study employed Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools for an extensive analysis of pedestrian-vehicle collision data, focusing on […]
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Gaining more experience with Experience Builder: Building Web Apps with ArcGIS Experience Builder
Posted 9 months ago
By Alex Furukawa in the McMaster Blog
Recently, as an ECCE associate I was fortunate to be able to partake in a two-day course offered by Esri Canada: Building Web Apps with ArcGIS Experience Builder. While I have dabbled a bit in the self-guided lesson options available through the Esri Course Catalogue, this was the first instructor-led course for me (and the […]
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Unveiling Parking Ticket Disparities in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Posted 10 months ago
By Scarlett Rakowska in the UofT Blog
This blog will present the findings from a project completed during a graduate course, co-authored with Leila Denise Uy. A parking ticket is a citation for an inactive motor vehicle violating local laws, such as parking in a prohibited space or an unauthorized manner (Mucciolo et al., 2023). Usually, tickets are issued by police officers […]
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