StoryMaps
A divided town's complicated relationship with shorebirds and what must be done in order to save themThis grade 12 Geomatics project sheds light on a local issue at Sauble Beach on Lake Huron. Piping Plovers are an endangered species. Grade 12 Geomatics. Credit to Aurora!
This study compares infrastructure on and off of reserves in Ontario. Spatial analysis is conducted on emergency infrastructure, boil water advisories, and a general discussion focuses on other forms of infrastructure including housing. Credit for this StoryMap goes to Sonny! (You must be signed in to the Bluewater Organization to view this StoryMap)
This project looks at various aspects of the hockey industry in Canada. Where in the world are NHL players born? How many are born in Canada? Which junior leagues produce the largest number of NHL players? Credit goes to Sam for this one!
Grade 9 Geographers communicate information about rock families and highlight some rock samples from around the world. Credit goes to Maddie and Ella!
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This Storymap communicates information about energy consumption in Saugeen Shores. Local data of public buildings is explored and analyzed. Credit goes to Yu-an for this StoryMap.
This project looks at the issue of affordable housing in Saugeen Shores. Current housing market values were used to calculate values for various municipalities. There is also an analysis of renting vs. owning a home. Credit for this one goes to Sam!
The geomatics class conducted a survey to collect data about the origin of their clothes. Students had an opportunity to analyze the data in a variety of different ways. Credit goes to Aurora!
The geomatics class conducted a survey to collect data about the origin of their clothes. Students had an opportunity to analyze the data in a variety of different ways. Credit goes to Jenna!
This StoryMap looks at the nursing shortage in the province of Ontario. The StoryMap provides an overview of health care services in the province and explores trends in education programs related to nursing. Credit goes to Natasha!
This StoryMap highlights the opioid crisis in Ontario. The analysis for this project was generated with public health data made available by the province of Ontario. Credit goes to James for this project! Grade 12 Geomatics.
This StoryMap analyzes housing values in relation to Bruce Power at the time of study. This locational analysis demonstrates higher housing values closer to one of this region's largest employers. Credit goes to Cassidy for this analysis!
This project communicates information about the Ferns of Grey and Bruce Counties. The student traveled parts of the Bruce Trail in Grey/Bruce and collected data and observations about the location of ferns. Data layers are not working in the maps. Credit to Taylor for this StoryMap! Grade 12 Geomatics.
This project analyzes factors affecting the locations of businesses in Southampton, Ontario. It explores the best location for a business and also analyzes the rental market of homes and cottages close to the beach area. Credit goes to Luke for this StoryMap!
This project looks at existing mental health services for youth in Grey-Bruce. Is the amount spent on publicly funded services enough to support the youth population? Read more to find out! Credit for this Storymap goes to Brenna!
This StoryMap explores data surrounding youths in Ontario and driving laws. A survey was generated to determine thoughts on youth driving. Data was then explored to see if the youth driving age should be lowered. Credit for this StoryMap goes to Sophia!
The geomatics class conducted a survey to collect data about the origin of their clothes. Students had an opportunity to analyze the data in a variety of different ways. Credit goes to Isha!
The geomatics class conducted a survey to collect data about the origin of their clothes. Students had an opportunity to analyze the data in a variety of different ways. Credit goes to Lauren & Abby!
