Advanced GIS: Final Project – Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE) Analysis of Potential Sites for Solar Panels in Pangasinan, Philippines
It is the final project related to the topic of MCE.
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Intro to GIS: Personal Statement
Personal Statement - reflection as a result of learning with GIS Science
2019-20 Arts Imagine Day Orientation Leader
2019-20 Imagine Day Orientation Leader for the faculty of Arts
2019 MURC Volunteer
Volunteering in MURC (Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference) on March 16th, 2019 – involving morning check-in booth service, oral presentation room setup and presentation timing
2019 Spring Job Fair Volunteer
Check-in booth service during 2019 Spring Job Fair on February 28th
UBC CSSA Plogging Volunteer
Participating in UBC CSSA 2018 Plogging held at Queen Elizabeth Park on 2018 November 3rd
Cartography: Final Project
My final project investigates the relationship between individual socio-economic wellbeing (measured by median individual total income) and crime incidents and types in neighbourhoods of the city of Vancouver in 2016.
Intro to GIS: Final Project – Impact Analysis of Trans Mountain Pipeline Extension: Social and Environmental Assessment of Potential Leak
Our final group project focused on the potential leak impacts on both built infrastructure and natural environment from the Trans Mountain Pipeline Extension Project.
Intro to GIS: Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
In this assignment, I produced two maps of ecologically sensitive areas (one showing the project area and snow line/high elevation and protected areas and the other showing the same data draped on a 3D Hillshade) from the Proposed Garibaldi at Squamish Ski Hill Project in British Columbia, Canada. I incorporated all the Ben Fry's stages of an effective data visualization to determine areas that must be ecologically protected and undisturbed from the development of the Ski Hill project.
Intro to GIS: Rental Affordability
In this assignment, I joined variables in tabular files to spatial maps files for Census Tracts (CTs) in both Metro Vancouver and Montréal. I then visualized and worked with rental housing cost data by exploring various methods for classifying quantitative data (monthly cost of rent) for Metro Vancouver CTs, comparing the monthly costs to Montréal, and also looked at another rental indicator which is housing affordability (the percent of people spending more than 30% of their income on rent).