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Urban and Regional Planning
Research and Creative Work
Student Capstone Projects
Data Dissemination on the High Line Canal
Date: 1/1/2022 - 5/31/2022
Data Dissemination on the High Line Canal
Student Researcher: Kelsey Lindquist
Client: High Line Canal Conservancy
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The High Line Canal is a 71-mile linear park that is surrounded and managed by 11 governmental jurisdictions. I worked with the High Line Canal Conservancy to establish a method for cleaning, organizing, storing, and disseminating data. The Conservancy’s datasets were systematically cleaned and updated, then uploaded to an online data repository hosted by ArcGIS Hub. The data repository created in this project will be a hub for information on the Canal. The jurisdictions and the public will be able to access and download data on the Canal, PDF maps, and review the current plans on the Canal. This data repository will serve as a base for the Conservancy to build from as they compile and create more information on the Canal.
Graduate Research Assistant Work to Support Faculty Research
Data Dissemination on the High Line Canal
Date: 1/1/2022 - 5/31/2022
Data Dissemination on the High Line Canal
Student Researcher: Kelsey Lindquist
Client: High Line Canal Conservancy
View Capstone Poster
View Executive Summary
The High Line Canal is a 71-mile linear park that is surrounded and managed by 11 governmental jurisdictions. I worked with the High Line Canal Conservancy to establish a method for cleaning, organizing, storing, and disseminating data. The Conservancy’s datasets were systematically cleaned and updated, then uploaded to an online data repository hosted by ArcGIS Hub. The data repository created in this project will be a hub for information on the Canal. The jurisdictions and the public will be able to access and download data on the Canal, PDF maps, and review the current plans on the Canal. This data repository will serve as a base for the Conservancy to build from as they compile and create more information on the Canal.