Exploring NDVI using ArcGIS Online
Posted 4 years ago
By Nicole Moguilevskaia in the UofT Blog
Hi everyone! My name is Nicole and I am a third year GIS major at the University of Toronto. As part of my degree, I get to take many fascinating courses related to GIS. This past semester, I completed GGR337: Environmental Remote Sensing. The course highlighted things such as satellite sensors, digital image processing, and […]
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Identifying Dense Oil and Gas Producing Regions for Methane Emissions Verification Screenings in Alberta, Canada Using ArcGIS Pro
Posted 4 years ago
By Coleman Vollrath in the UCalgary Blog
Identifying dense oil and gas producing regions in Alberta for methane emissions verification screenings with kernel density analysis
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Creating websites using ArcGIS Hub: Atlas of Coastal Wetlands in Georgian Bay
Posted 4 years ago
By Sherry Chen in the McMaster Blog
ArcGIS Hub was used to create our interactive Atlas of Coastal Wetlands in Georgian Bay. For an ecology lab without any programmers or web design specialists, we published an interactive atlas (that is mostly under construction) to present and share qualitative, quantitative, and geographic data collected, published papers, photos and videos of sampling sites, and […]
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Geovisualization of Health Data: Some examples from COVID-19 maps.
Posted 4 years ago
By Beau Ahrens in the Dalhousie Blog
With the proliferation of COVID-19 geovisualization, also comes fundamental problems with the way these maps are presenting information to the viewer.
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Transforming COVID-19 Data into Web Mapping Applications.
Posted 4 years ago
By Leah Fulton in the Dalhousie Blog
Geography has played a significant role throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, both locally and globally. With a second wave on the rise, understanding where COVID-19 exposure sites are is essential reducing community spread. Governments have been providing updated information regarding COVID exposure sites to increase public awareness. In Nova Scotia, such data includes the date, time, […]
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Using satellite data to model air pollution in ArcGIS
Posted 4 years ago
By Priya Patel in the UofT Blog
Modelling urban air quality is becoming increasingly important for understanding the impact that air pollution can have on public health. Air pollution can have a significant impact on human health, and long-term exposure to certain gases, such as NO2, can result in adverse health effects such as bronchitis, respiratory infections, or asthma attacks, among many […]
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Using ArcGIS CityEngine for GeoDesign on McMaster Campus: Part 2
Posted 4 years ago
By Junli Hu in the McMaster Blog
This article continues from the initial two steps outlined in Part 1, where an initial 3D environment for the McMaster University campus was constructed using digital elevation data, aerial imagery, and 3D models for campus buildings available for download from the SketchUp 3D Warehouse website. In this second part, the remaining steps are outlined, describing […]
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Using ArcGIS CityEngine for GeoDesign on McMaster Campus: Part 1
Posted 4 years ago
By Junli Hu in the McMaster Blog
Esri’s ArcGIS CityEngine is an advanced three-dimensional (3D) modelling software for creating realistic, interactive, and immersive urban environments (Fabricius, 2020). CityEngine allows users to build entire 3D cities effectively in one step, design urban environments, master 3D content creation, and bring a community vision to life (Fabricius, 2020). If we take a look at case […]
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Custom Tools in ArcGIS Pro – An Alternative to the Multiple Ring Buffer Tool
Posted 4 years ago
By Madina Sulaymonova in the McMaster Blog
Various skills and tasks in terms of coding and the use of ArcGIS Pro can be enhanced through a GIS Programming course taught by Dr. Darren Scott. An assignment that caught my attention and would like to share in this article is about the use of custom tools in ArcGIS. Custom tools can be used […]
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Using Survey123 and Portal for ArcGIS to manage a large team related to COVID-19 economic recovery research
Posted 4 years ago
By Alexander Wray in the Western Blog
Learn how the Human Environments Analysis Lab (HEAL) at Western University has implemented a large research project on COVID-19 economic recovery using Survey123 and ArcGIS Enterprise.
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