This is my journey as a budding web-mapper. Take a look at how my projects have progressed over the last year!
A map showing the number of breweries per 50 km long diagonal hexagon in North America and Hawaii. Data from The POI Factory and Natural Earth
A map showing The Appalachian Trail in TN, NC, and VA portrayed on Erwin Raisz's "Landforms of the United States," georeferenced using the GDAL georeferencer.
A Heat Map showing all restaurants and cafes within 1 mile of parks in Fayetteville, NC. All amenity data is from OpenStreetMap
A map web page showing the density of weightlifting clubs represented at the American Open Series 3, 2018. All data from USA Weightlifting
A map of my hometown showing key landmarks and the route to my first job, created with Leaflet.
An interactive map webpage showing the number of US Southern Border entries at Ports of Entry in September 2018. Border Crossing data accessed from the University of Arizona , created by the from the The US Bureau of Transportation Statistics, and updated with September 2018 statistics by the map author.
An interactive map webpage showing the number of provinces of Canada with the Time Zone boundaries in Canada. It was created with raw data from the Natural Earth. The data was converted to GeoJSONs in QGIS 3.2.0, and from GeoJSON to TopoJSON in mapshaper.
An interactive map webpage showing the number of lifters participating at US Weightlifting Nationals as ratio of each state's population from 2014-2019. Data accessed from the USA Weightlifting, compiled by the map author.
Hi, I'm Hope. I'm a part time mapping student in the New Maps Plus program at the University of Kentucky, learning new skills in coding, GIS, and web development.
When I'm dreaming about using mapping in my day job, I can usually be found throwing around some weights, playing with my cat, or trying to look cool on a paddleboard.