University of Vermont Spatial Analysis Lab

Hello Everyone! Hi Everyone! The SAL is putting together a team for the annual COTS walk next weekend. If anyone is interested in supporting COTS, please consider making a donation on our team page. For anyone unfamiliar with COTS, they are a local organization that provides temporary housing and support to homeless people and those at risk for homelessness in the Burlington area. They have been helping the community for decades!

UVM Spatial Analysis Lab UVM Spatial Analysis Lab: Welcome to the UVM Spatial Analysis Lab team fundraising page! Our individual team members have combined digital forces to create this awesome fundraising team. Together we will raise more money for COTS (the Committee on Temporary Shelter) than w

Hey SAL fans! Wana map for a good cause? Free food and no experience necessary! Sign up here!
https://osmebolaoutbreak.splashthat.com/

OSM Ebola Outbreak - Splash The Ebola outbreak has been devastating in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia and Doctors Without Borders/other aid organizations need all the support they can get. This is a volunteer digitizing event using Open Street Map to provide detailed digital data to aid workers on the ground in West Africa. …

Look what our marvelous Noah Ahles organized last weekend. Go Noah! Keep an eye out for upcoming mapping events!

http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/story/news/local/2014/10/19/ebola-maps-created-uvm/17579879/

Ebola maps created in UVM computer lab Group gathers at UVM to help map data from countries affected by the Ebola outbreak

Check out our work in National Geographic's Arbor Day article! A number of the cities featured here are SAL work! http://www.nationalgeographic.com/news-features/urban-tree-canopy/

Nine Cities That Love Their Trees More and more American cities are working to preserve their trees. Here’s a look at nine cities working to conserve their tree canopies.

We thought ArcMap was displacing its data, but it turned out it was projecting.

Q: What projection system do birds use?

A: Doesn't matter, they project on the fly.