MApps Awards
People's choice Best Map - People's choice Best Application
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MApps (Maps and Applications) People's Choice Award & GalleryYou've worked hard to create a map or application for your organization and now is your chance to show it off to other GIS professionals and colleagues from around the Province at the annual BeSpatial and program event! You have the opportunity to show off your best traditional Map design or create a layout to display your latest Web Application. Start planning your submission now for an award winning opportunity. The 2022 submission date is Friday, March 25th, 2022. |
How to Participate?
Participation is easy! Simply fill in the online registration form and e-mail your digital files to the attention of member services director
Please email as an attachment and/or provide a permanent, online link to a complete PDF or JPEG version of your map submission or application.
During the AGM & BeSpatial event, each attendee will have a chance to vote on a Map and an App. The highest vote for each will receive the MApps People's Choice Award.
Everyone is welcome to participate!
The People's Choice MApps Award will be given to one map and one app.
Maps are traditional paper or material based projects and apps include Esri Story Maps, StoryMap JS, Web based application and mobile apps.
2022 Submission Deadline
March 25th, 2022, the deadline for your submission information including your digital file of your MApps submission.
To view past winners, please visit our Awards and Recognition page.
For more information on participating in this event, please send an email to member services director
2021 App WinnerFloodline and LiDAR MappingAuthor: Graham Good - District of Muskoka Software Used: Esri ArcMap, ArcGIS for Hub Abstract: The new Muskoka GeoHub site has a new Floodline and LiDAR map that the public can see live water level station data with a legend showing changes in water level in real time. This app consumes the GoeServices from the source. The water station conversion factor has been added to the custom popup showing the elevation in masl so the property owner can compare the rising water level to their property elevation using accurate LiDAR based DTM. Note the links to other data in the popup and the swipe widget with historical air photos. 2021 Map WinnerDebris Flows in the Bow River Valley, between the towns of Banff and Lake Louise, using DEMs Author: Nebyu Woldeyohanes - Nipissing University
Software Used: ArcMap 10.7 Abstract: Morphometric factors including slope gradient and slope aspect, with the help of water cause debris flow in Bow River Valley. Morphometric variables calculated from the DEM shows that environmental change with the help of road developments and natural factors like precipitation cause debris flow in Bow Valley. Based on this project, Bow Valley Parkway and Trans-Canada Highway are highly susceptible to debris flows due to their close proximity to the sub-drainage basins. The sub-basins provide materials including water, sediment, rocks mix with trees and debris for the movement of debris flows. A better understanding of the human-environment relation can prevent environmental hazards like debris flow thorough examination of the slopes of the sub drainage basins. | Previous Winners |
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