Collin College Geospatial Information Science

Congratulations to Faith LaBry on her best-in-class work in GISC 2420 (Intermediate GIS). The goal of this assignment was to analyze U.S. Census data to visualize the 65 and over population in the U.S. Great work, Faith!

Congratulations to Nancy Montealvo on her best-in-class work in GISC 2420 (Intermediate GIS). The goal of this assignment was to use geoprocessing tools to analyze wildfire density in Texas. Great work, Nancy!

Congratulations to Diana Tesky on her best-in-class work in GISC 2420 - Intermediate GIS! Students worked with Dallas crime data to determine which police divisions experienced the most violent crime 2024.

Congratulations to Yalda Ghorbani for their Best-In-Class work from last semester in GISC 2402 - GIS Design with Raster Analysis! For the final project, students downloaded Landsat imagery to analyze land-use change in Frisco, TX. Great work Yalda!

Happy GIS Day y'all! Explore some cool maps made for the 30 Day Map Challenge.

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Congratulations to Sreya Pal and Juli McDonald on their best-in-class work this past Summer in GISC 2231 - Advanced Problems in GIS! For their final project, students picked a topic of their choosing on which to analyze, map and report on.

Sreya used Landsat satellite imagery to identify and map wildfire risk zones in the state of Kerala, located within the
ecologically sensitive Western Ghats region of India.

Juli analyzed data from multiple sources to determine where children in Texas are most susceptible to air pollution from
cattle CAFOs.

Great work to both of them!

Congratulations to Juli McDonald and Aaron Skelton on their best-in-class work in GISC 2231 (Advanced Problems in GIS). Students were required to work with hail data provided by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration to determine which facilities in Frisco, TX were impacted. Nice work Juli and Aaron!

Congratulations to Sammer Kharwat on their best-in-class work in GISC 2231 (Advanced Problems in GIS). The goal of this assignment was to analyze U.S. Census data to determine which Texas counties have the highest percentage of populations with college degrees. Great job, Sammer!

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