2022 Posters and Story Maps | University of Redlands

Each year the spatial community at the University of Redlands showcases research done by students, faculty, and administrators. Explore the posters and StoryMaps in this gallery to learn about this year’s historical, social, business, environmental, and even space science, and vote for your favorites!

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Posters

A Predictive Model for Marine Mammals in the California Bight

Tanessa Hartwig, 2021, MSGIS Cohort 39, Dr. Douglas Flewelling, Geographic Information Science, Dr. Lei Lani Stelle, Biology

Posters and Story Maps

Posters

A Predictive Model for Marine Mammals in the California Bight

Creating a Legend Taxonomy

Wastewater Based Epidemiology (WBE) surveillance tool

Understanding the Deep Sea Coral and Sponge's Database through an ArcGIS Learn Lesson

Identifying High-Risk Areas for Debris Flows Post-Wildfire

A Dashboard for the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary (FGBNMS) Ocean Conditions

Building a Water Utility Network for Joshua Tree National Park

A Facilities Management Solution for Montessori in Redlands

Community-Scale Climate Change Policy Inquiry

Story Maps

The Mongol Empire: A Look Into the Largest Empire in History

The Endangered Florida Manatee

The Red Tide

Unsinkable Sam

Great Environmental Disasters

Shark Attacks: Likelihood to Happen in Hawaii

Romantic and Flamenco Guitarists of Spain

The Spatial Side of Impressionism

PanaMapping: Mapping To Conserve The Rainforest

The Global Consultancy Program is the Best Way to Gain Real-World Business Experience

ArtGeo: A Civic Art Location Tool

Analysis of Wildlife and Vegetation Succession in the Bearpaw Preserve through Motion Detector Cameras and GIS Remote Sensing