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Month: December 2018

GIS Georeference – Protecting Marine Mammals in Crowded Waters

Posted on December 13, 2018 by admin

By: Susan Birch, Intro to GIS Student “Protecting Marine Mammals in Crowded Water” is the second prize winner of the 2018 ESRI Storytelling with Maps Contest in the category of[…]

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GIS Georeference: A Look Into ESRI’s Disaster Response Initiatives

Posted on December 4, 2018 by admin

By: Samuel Viglietti, Intro to GIS Student Today we are faced with an ever-changing world due to the increase of global temperatures, rising sea levels all around the world; locally[…]

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Woolsey Fire Town Halls

Posted on December 4, 2018 by admin

Please join Mountains Restoration Trust and the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation on December 6 in Calabasas and December 13 in Malibu to explore our local and complex fire ecology of[…]

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GIS Georeference: Using GIS to Track Shellfish Water Quality

Posted on December 4, 2018 by admin

By: Christina Huggins, Intro to GIS Student Taylor Shellfish is the largest shellfish farmer in the US. It has been farming shell fish for close to two decades with 5[…]

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GIS Georeference: The Volcano of Santorini

Posted on December 3, 2018December 3, 2018 by admin

By: Susan Birch, Intro to GIS Student The first prize winner in the 2018 ESRI Storytelling with Maps Contest, “The Volcano of Santorini” takes you on a contemporary, educational tour[…]

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