Fish Center Live maps

These are three maps I made for the AdultSwim.com streming show Fish Center (Fishcenter?) Live. Fish Center Live is a live streaming fish game call-in talk show which allows fans to call in and win points (or lose points) for their favorite fish by playing games. At the end of each week a fish is crowned king of the tank and at the end of a season (typically 10 weeks) the fish with the most kingships in the season is declared the season's king. The Natural Habitats map spawned a video series on Fish Center Live in which each fish is featured with notes about the fish and where they're from.

Update:
After viewing the hosts struggle to interpret the static maps I created a KMZ (to be viewed in Google Earth) containing the habitats for every fish that has ever been on Fish Center. This interactive file allows makes for easier understanding of where the fish can be found.

Download Google Earth file

Download Natural Habitats 2017

Download Natural Habitats 2015

Programs used: ArcMap 10.2.2 (2015 maps only), QGIS (2017 map only) Illustrator, Photoshop
Full Resolution for each: 11"x17"

Oregon Crusaders 2015 DCI tour

The Oregon Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps is based out of Portland, Oregon and competes in World Class competition as a member of Drum Corps International. The Crusaders were undefeated Open Class champions in 2012. This map was created as a gift for a friend who will be marching with the Oregon Crusaders this Summer.

Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with Drum Corps International, DCI, the Oregon Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps, or any of theirs or DCI's partner organizations. This map was created with data which is publicly available at OregonCrusaders.org. 

More info about the Crusaders can be found at oregoncrusaders.org
Programs used: ArcMap 10.2.2, Excel, Illustrator
Full Resolution: 11"x17"
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College Football National Champions

With the introduction of a playoff in collegiate football FBS the team who wins the national championship is now legitimate... or are they? Ever since 1869 when the first version of football was played between Rutgers and Princeton there has been controversy around who the national champion is leading many to state that a national championship in collegiate football D-1A/FBS is "mythical". The new College Football Playoff allows four teams to compete for a national championship but there will no doubt still be controversy around who gets to participate (TCU and Baylor were snubbed of participation in the playoff while Ohio State got selected and ended up winning the championship).

I have compiled maps showing the various ways schools have been selected as national champions in football ranging from the first games in 1869 to 2014.

Download BCS

Download College Football Data Warehouse

Download Claims

Download Poll Era

Download Selections

All logos are copyrighted to their respective owners and are used strictly for research purposes
programs used: Illustrator, photoshop, ArcMap 10.2.2, Excel 
All maps are 11" x 17"

Digitizing Phoenix Park

This map goes over the process of digitizing from starting with aerial imagery to making it 3D.The area being digitized is Phoenix Park located in Eau Claire, WI. Phoenix Park used to be a brown site for toxic waste but it was converted to a public park and now hosts numerous concerts, weddings, and other outdoor activities.

Programs Used: ArcMap 10.2.2, Illustrator
Full Resolution: 32" x 18"
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GPS Receivers Comparison

The final project form an independent study I was a part of this fall semester (2014) at UWEC. Click here for a more readable version of the poster

Programs used: ArcMap 10.2.2, Illustrator, Photoshop 
Full resolution: 42" x 46"
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The Mighty Ducks

The roster of The Mighty Ducks includes 19 different players from across the US with a mjority coming from the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. This map shows the hometowns of each player and includes which film they were in.

Programs Used: ArcMap 10.2.2, Illustrator, Photoshop
Full resolution: 17" x 11"
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Chippewa Valley December 1st, 2014

This is a map of landsat 8 OLI imagery and surface temperature. The band combination for the imagery is 7,5,3 and the thermal band used is band 11. I chose band 11 because of the amount of contrast in temperature across the study area. I created a model to convert the band 11 data to degrees Fahrenheit. A copy of the model is available for download with the link below (along with a band 10 model).

Programs used: ArcMap 10.2.2, Illustrator, Photoshop

Full resolution: 24" x 18"
Download map
Download models for thermal band conversions to Fahrenheit