GIS Solutions

  • Color-coded map showing a river and wetlands area with surrounding terrain, elevation, and land use markings.

    GIS Analysis

    GIS is used for a variety of spatial analysis, from raster calculation, mapping acres of land use, to property ownership among many other uses.

  • Map showing the Sun River Watershed in Montana, with red boundary line, blue tributaries, and locations named Augusta, Fairfield, Vaughn, Simms, and Great Falls. The map includes color-coded regions for national forests and counties, with a scale bar and north arrow.

    Cartography

    Using a suite of GIS and other data processing programs, custom maps are produced for reports, permits, and other applications.

  • A stylized, colorful map showing winding rivers or pathways in teal, with a textured background of pastel yellow, pink, and white hues.

    Relative Elevative Models

    Using Lidar or photogrammetric point clouds, GIS is used to create relative elevation models, producing an elevation model relative to the stream profile.

Story Map Presentations

  • Brown Trout Redd Mapping

    This Story Map outlines a project using the Field Maps application to map brown trout redds along streams. UAS was then used in an attempt to identify redds from orthoimagery and oblique video with varying degrees of success.

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  • Characterizing Fluvial Geomorphologic Change Using Unmanned Aerial Systems and NAIP Imagery

    This Story Map presentation outlines a study in classifying land cover types with UAS and NAIP Imagery, it then measures and quantifies geomorphic change over multiple years.

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