This website serves as a portfolio for myself, Alex Moore! At the top are links to different pages:
This home page contains school projects and Esri E-training certificates
Courses at COGS contains a list of courses with learning outcomes and software used at NSCC COGS as part of the GIS Graduate Certificate Program
The Hobbies page is a bit about me and what I like to do outside of school!
The MSc in Applied Geomatics page describes my current work at Acadia University
The Resume page contains my updated resume and my credentials
Additionally there are links to my personal Instagram, Linked-In and YouTube accounts
Papers, Projects, & Posters
Below is a selection of projects from NSCC COGS and Lakehead University
Table of Contents
Solar Panel Locations using LiDAR Data
Satellite Imagery Enhancement
Change Detection with LiDAR Data
Visibility and Distance Analysis
Cluster Analysis Map
Photogrammetry
Personal Project: Kentville Flood Simulation
Capstone Research Project (Includes Demos)
This project was my final project at COGS- it includes recorded demos of me using ArcGIS Pro !
MaxEnt Habitat Suitability Map
For one of my side projects within the MSc program at Acadia University, I chose to learn about suitability modeling by taking something I love (birds), and generating a map for potential bird habitat locations in King's County (where I'm from). Thanks to the folks at AGRG, who allowed me to work on this project with them, and proved to be a great resource for guidance and assistance.
First term & End of year goal papers
One of my portfolio requirements for finishing the year at COGS is to include my goal paper from first term and my end of year reflection paper.
These papers describe some of my goals, struggles and accomplishments related to my GIS education!
Esri Online E-Training Certificates
If I include the E-training videos (which do not award certificates), I'm currently at 60+ hours of training and counting. I've also completed several Esri MOOCS (Massive Open Online Courses) that cover topics like imagery analysis, climate change, AEC (Architecture, Engineering, Construction), and spatial analysis!