Jasmine Sohal

Jasmine Sohal is a GIS Analyst for Esri Canada, holding an Honours Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University and a post-graduate GIS Applications Specialist certificate from Sir Sandford Fleming College. As a kid, Jasmine refrained from going to new places until she drew a map of how she would get from Point A to Point B. After taking her first Introduction to GIS course at McMaster University, Jasmine knew right away where her passion lay. Now, as a self-proclaimed Geogeek, she is always inspired to visualize situations spatially and applies GIS anywhere she can. In her spare time, Jasmine is a discoverer; for good hiking trails and restaurants, that is. She is always going out to discover beautiful landscapes during her hiking adventures around the province. Off the trails, you can find her discovering new restaurants to dine at. With her open mind and willingness to adapt and learn, Jasmine is excited to see what her future in GIS holds for her.

almost 7 years ago
January’s App of the Month: GeoDASH

Learn how Vancouver Police Department uses GIS to provide access to crime information to the public. Explore January’s App of the Month – GeoDASH.

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almost 7 years ago
Which maps and apps made it to the 2018 Esri Canada Calendar & Apps of the Month?

We conducted a contest for everyone to submit their best maps and web apps for our Calendar and Apps of the Month. Find out who made the cut.

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almost 7 years ago
December App of the Month: Yellowknife’s CityExplorer

The City of Yellowknife recognizes the value of providing spatial information to its residents. Discover how the City promotes spatial thinking and discovery using maps and data.

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about 7 years ago
November’s App of the Month: St. John’s Mapcentre

Discover how the City of St. John’s in Newfoundland effectively provides residents access to municipal information through an interactive map.

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about 7 years ago
October’s App of the Month: Before the Mactaquac Headpond

Explore how Esri Story Maps was used to create a discussion tool on the future of the Mactaquac Dam in New Brunswick.

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about 7 years ago
September’s App of the Month: Extreme Water Levels in Halifax’s Northwest Arm

Discover how you can use Esri Story Maps to present your school projects in a creative and innovative way.

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over 7 years ago
August’s App of the Month: Drinking Water Advisories in Manitoba

Learn how the Manitoba Government solved the challenge of delivering timely health and safety information about drinking water using Story Maps.

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over 7 years ago
July’s App of the Month: British Columbia Drought Information Portal

Discover how GeoBC uses story maps to provide a one-stop resource for drought information in British Columbia.

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over 7 years ago
June’s App of the Month: Saskatoon’s Report a Pothole

Explore how the City of Saskatoon proactively combats potholes in collaboration with citizens with a crowdsourcing app.

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over 7 years ago
May’s App of the Month: Kingston’s City-Owned Industrial Lands

Explore how the City of Kingston uses Esri Story Maps to showcase available employment lands and promote economic development.

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over 7 years ago
April’s App of the Month: Calgary’s myProperty

Discover how the City of Calgary efficiently provides citizens access to property information through an online, self-serve app.

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over 7 years ago
March’s App of the Month: Yukon Landform Atlas

Learn how you can create effective teaching tools that bring the classroom outside with the Permafrost & Other Periglacial Landforms story map.

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almost 8 years ago
February’s App of the Month: NB Power Outage Map

Discover how NB Power used ArcGIS Online to configure an app that provides citizens of New Brunswick with up-to-date information on power outages.

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almost 8 years ago
January’s App of the Month: Repentigny’s My Municipal Services

City of Repentigny leverages GIS to communicate up-to-date information to residents. Explore January’s App of the Month - Mes services municipaux.

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almost 8 years ago
Which maps and apps made it to the 2017 Esri Canada Calendar & Apps of the Month?

In celebration of Canada’s sesquicentennial, we invited various organizations to submit their maps and apps for our Calendar and Apps of the Month.

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almost 8 years ago
December’s App of the Month: Simcoe County Maps

The County of Simcoe revamped their existing web mapping application with a new look and increased functionality. Explore December’s App of the Month – Simcoe County Maps.

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about 8 years ago
November’s App of the Month: City of Guelph’s 100 Years of “In Flanders Fields” Story Map

In 2015, the City of Guelph, in collaboration with Guelph Museums, launched a story map to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the writing of John McCrae’s famous poem, In Flanders Fields.

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about 8 years ago
October’s App of the Month: City of Calgary’s Tree Recovery and Restoration Schedule

In September 2014, the City of Calgary was hit by a late-summer snow storm that left over 1.5 million trees damaged.

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about 8 years ago
September’s App of the Month: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Surface Soil Moisture Map

Read about Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s outstanding app that shares satellite data through ArcGIS Online.

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almost 9 years ago
Licensed File Geodatabases: A secure way to share your data

We’re used to sharing our data through Map Packages and Tile Packages, but have you wanted to add more security to ensure your data is protected?

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