Announcements
News & Events
Winds Of Change: A Talk With Geoffrey Dabelko
Interview with Tom Hodson, WOUB Public Media Jun 12, 2013
Wilson Center Environment Roundtable: Responding to Climate Change & Syria Update
(Geoff Dabelko participant)
Wilson Center Dialogue May 29, 2013
Shale Drilling in Ohio: A Case Study in Balancing Public and Private Interests
by CE3 Executive in Residence Mike Zimmer
Courtesy of the Washington Legal Foundation May 21, 2013
Ohio EPA Level II Credible Data - Chemical Water Quality Assessment Training
Ohio University Athens Campus & Waterloo Aquatic Education Center
Tue, Jul 9 9:00 AM
Data Informatics Program
The CE3 Data Team regularly creates interactive maps and data visualizations to enhance the presentation information collected and analyzed for applied research projects. Using a combination of geographic information system (GIS) and web applications, the Voinovich School’s GIS, database, and web development units collaborate to create user-friendly, interactive maps that help our clients answer questions about natural resources, infrastructure, business strategy and land use and make decisions using a variety of analysis techniques and data from many different sources. How the data is modeled in a database has huge implications for the sustainability of a system, the effectiveness of that system, and your return on investment. Based on our experience and lessons learned from past projects, we have developed dynamic queries, GeoVisualization, DynamicMap, TreeBrowser, ViewTogether Visualization, AttractionFinder, and a variety of widgets to present, search, browse, filter, and compare rich information spaces.
Our knowledge and extensive experience with handling complicated data has helped our partners and clients throughout the region and across the country. For example, the Data Team has developed a data model that integrates geospatial and other types of data to help industries solve specific problems. The team additionally specializes in rendering complex information and location-based data into visually pleasing, easy to use, and understandable forms, so information can be used to make strategic business decisions. Our diverse set of clients includes county engineers, auditors, and planners; city engineers and planners; state and federal government agencies; environmental organizations; universities; utilities; and private companies.
Point of Contact
Taeil Kim
Computer Software Design Specialist
Ohio University Voinovich School
kimt@ohio.edu
740-597-1692
Example Projects
All ProjectsAppalachian Ohio’s Open Geographic Information System Web Access
The Appalachian Ohio’s Open Geographic Information System Web Access project will help counties in southeastern Ohio to more effectively create and manage their parcel data. The project will create a shared web mapping service allowing counties to publish their data online and make it available to the public. This will allow citizens, as well as public and private interests, to have access to the data for real estate, investment, and economic development purposes, and more.
GeoVisualization
GeoVisualization tools provide stakeholders with the ability to make balanced environmental decisions using available information on a complex set of environmental data and examining a number of scenarios or policy options to determine a best fit. Design systems with effective visual displays, direct manipulation interfaces and dynamic queries, allow users to responsibly and confidently pursue even more ambitious projects and strategies.
ViewTogether Visualization
Information visualizations with multiple coordinated views enable users to rapidly explore complex data and discover relationships. ViewTogether is a tool for creating these coordinated views.
Ohio University Contact Information:
Ohio University | 1 Ohio University | Athens OH 45701 | 740.593.1000
ADA Compliance | © 2013 Ohio University. All rights reserved.
