“The application of GIS is limited only by the imagination of those who use it”.

~ Jack Dangermond, Esri

Welcome to our GIS project gallery, where innovation meets spatial analysis! Immerse yourself in a visual showcase highlighting our diverse portfolio of geospatial solutions tailored for clients across different sectors. From intricate mapping projects to comprehensive spatial analyses, each entry embodies our dedication to delivering customized GIS solutions that address the unique needs and challenges of our clients. Explore the gallery to witness how we leverage geographic information systems to unlock insights, streamline processes, and drive informed decision-making in various industries.

This interactive map details locations of shipwrecks near Yaquina Head, OR from the early 1800's to 2019. A web application was created from this map. The application allows one to summarize shipwreck statistics, including death tolls associated with the shipwrecks. Attributed data outline key notes, ship types, and dates associated with each wreck.

An interactive map showing the proximity of the Nunez Fault, San Andreas Fault, and other faults to Coalinga, CA. The Nunez Fault is associated with the M 6.2 earthquake of May 2, 1983.

Space-time cube generated from emerging hot spot analysis related to fatal encounters in Los Angeles, CA (2021). While not directly apparent, the values displayed here show confidence intervals associated with hot and cold spots. This makes for a great visual, albeit a better tool utilized live in ArcGIS Pro, to slice through the time intervals assessed in this study.

An interactive map of the Fresno, CA area that utilizes FEMA flood zones, anticipated flood water depths, and community risk assessment for road safety by zip code.

Map of municipal water wells in the City of Clovis, CA. Wells are symbolized based on pump capacity in gallons per minute (gpm). These wells overlay a depth to groundwater raster and associated contours.

Map of municipal water wells in the City of Clovis, CA. Wells are symbolized based on pump capacity in gallons per minute (gpm). These wells overlay a depth to groundwater raster and associated contours (in US feet below ground surface). 

Boxplot of groundwater depth data per subbasin within the San Joaquin Valley. This plot is connected with a land subsidence prediction study that yielded 86% accuracy. For more details, click on the button below to walk through a related StoryMap.

Perdition Caves, near Two Harbors (Catalina Island), CA. This video was created through photogrammetry via the use of a drone, survey equipment, and the right photogrammetry programs.