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EDIS (Environmental
Domain Interrogation System):
I programmed this application to help analyze polygons of climactic
and geographical data, and provide useful graphic based representations
of results, that could be interrogated. This was to be a portable
application, that functioned well as a Geographical Information
Systems tool, without requiring expensive GIS software/hardware
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EDIS (Environmental
Domain Interrogation System):
This is a sample of the output generated from EDIS. The user
could interrogate the maps and obtain latitude, longitude, and
representative data about specific locations.
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SeedWhere:
A Seed Allocation Decision Support Tool
This application helped users find similarity in climactic and
geographical conditions between a given location and its surroundings,
to help people determine suitable locations for planting seeds.
The user chose a geographical point (latitude, longitude, or
UTM coordinate) to compare climactic and other data from that
location's surroundings.
The tool used an algorithm that analyzed respective trends in
climate, and other relavent variables, to obtain map based output
that graphically showed the similarity of the chosen location
(ie. for precipitation trends, climate, and any number of other
trends) to its surrounding environment. |
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SeedWhere:
A Seed Allocation Decision Support Tool
Administrators could set up their own "grids", or
regions to analyze. Forestry Canada (whom I developed this application
for) had access to a great deal of climactic and geographical
data with which analysis could take place.
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SeedWhere:
A Seed Allocation Decision Support Tool
This is one of the analysis screens. Extensive help text was
on most screen to guide the most novice of users through the
analysis process. The user on this screen would choose the grid
and respective points to analyze. Preferences for each grid,
and points of interest for analysis could be saved and recalled
later. |
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SeedWhere:
A Seed Allocation Decision Support Tool
This is sample output from the Seedwhere application. The gradient
indicates the level of similarity of the chosen location to
its surrounding environment.
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