Cobb County
"Urban Heat Islands of Cobb County, Georgia" Published in the "Esri Map Book, Vol. 35"
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The Geography of Cobb County
GIS in Cobb County Parks
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As Web Administrator, I built the new GIS Website using ArcGIS Hub. Check out the site by clicking on the picture above! |
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The slideshow above are select slides from a presentation the the 2021 Esri User Conference, discussing how I created our new website in ArcGIS Hub and complemented it with HTML, Experience Builder, and Illustrative Techniques |
The tutorial above discusses customizing an ArcGIS Hub Page with HTML, to make it more useable for visitors.
Instructional Videos
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Above are few videos I wrote, narrated, and produced. These videos explain how to use some of our public-facing online map applications at Cobb County, as well as how Cobb County Employees use GIS Field Applications
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Pictured above is a poster presented at the 2021 Esri User Conference
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Pictured above is a trail map I created of Allatoona Creek Park, a park with over 30 miles of mult-use trails in northwestern Cobb County |
LP DAAC
Below are select slides from a presentation where I use R Scripting and the web application: AppEEARS to efficiently and rapidly analyze physical values from big Earth data.
Below this presentation you will find links to select social media posts, online articles, user guides, and product pages I have published at the LP DAAC.
Detecting Vegetation Loss in Hail Scars using MODIS Data
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MOD/MYD21 Social Media Post
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Predicting Wind Erosion in Australia Using MODIS BRDF/Albedo Data
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VNP14 Social Media Post
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GPW Population and MODIS Temperature Data in AppEEARS
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LP DAAC Web Map Services (WMS) User Guide
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Highlights from Literature: 3rd Quarter 2017
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GFCC Social Media Post
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VNP13A1 Product Page
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MCD18 Social Media Post
Appalachian State University
In conjunction with my internship with the City of Helen, I conducted a site suitability analysis for creating new trails in Helen that will connect the Appalachian Trail in USFS land to two Georgia State Parks.
