The world is facing new obstacles all the time, and I believe that GIS has a crucial role to play in overcoming them. That's why I'm here, and that's what drives me every day. As a recent BCIT graduate with a Bachelor of Technology in Geospatial Information Systems (GIS), I aim to bring a fresh and unique perspective to the obstacles facing you and your team.
This geo-accurate map of Annacis Island was manually digitized using Bentley's MicroStation CAD software against an NTS 92 map segment
This map shows the optimal path corridor for deer traveling between two feeding spots around Fort St. John. The map was made using an inverse pathfinding algorithm based on weighted rasters reflecting the deer's preference to certain terrain
Presenting data is equally important as analyzing it, which is why I continue to develop my presentation skills, and adhere to common mapping standards and practices. This is an example of a layout for a regional transit system with inset maps
Artistic renders of geographic scenes. Pictured is the Okanagan valley, modeled in Blender using public DEM data.