2013 Year End Recap

The summer and fall went by so quickly! Unfortunately this blog necessarily took a backseat to the actual work. Thankfully the holidays have given me time to reflect on 2013. Professionally it was a fantastic year filled with great projects. Below are some of the highlights, in no particular order.  

•  ~400 maps produced
• Modeled potential and suitable beaver habitat in New Mexico
• Traveled to Seattle, WA and Honolulu, HI to train people in an open source data collection workflow
• Taught the 5th installment of the Introduction to Open Source Software and Web Mapping at CNM...the best one yet!
• Attending FOSS4G NA in Minneapolis, MN
• Supporting the Wildlands Networks TrekWest with route maps
• Applied GIS to a wide variety of topics: wildfire, wildlife habitat protection, public health, wilderness proposals, travel management analysis, water rights, industrial noise, and parcel mapping.

 Suitable Beaver Habitat

 

A tour of the Moana Lo'i (tarot field) and native Hawaiian permaculture

TrekWest Route map