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An interactive Flash GIS Interface developed
as a powerful, robust tool for workforce development and
planning for the County of Santa Clara (the heart of Silicon
Valley). The website includes dynamic thematic mapping of
"Time Series" databases, including the "National Employment
Time Series" from 1990 through the present, the Association of
Bay Area Goverments "Jobs and Housing projections" and
Census Databases. The site features detailed interactive
printable/exportable economic and demographic profiles of
any selected census geography or city-defined boundary. It
also features multi-criteria searching. Client is the City of San
Jose "Work2Future" Division of the Economic Development
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An easy-to-use interactive Flash GIS Interface
developed as an affordable on-line "enterprise GIS" for a
small city, to promote economic development via tourism and
marketing of commercial space and activiites to Capitola's
local community. Site features interactive thematic maps, aerial
photos, dynamic geo-coding, multi-criteria searches, context
analysis, detailed site information, "Photo Tours," searches by
event or amenity, and the ability to toggle layers by business
type. Client is the City of Capitola. |
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An interactive Flash GIS website to promote economic
development opportunities in Oakland, Ca. Client was the
Oakland Community and Economic Development Agency,
Oakland, CA. |
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An interactive Flash GIS website to promote neighborhood
economic development opportunities in Buffalo, NY. Website incorporates streaming video. Client was the
Buffalo Economic Renaissance Corporation, Buffalo, NY. |
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Explore San Mateo
The site received the 2001 International Economic Development
Council and 2001 American Economic Development Council
Best of Class Awards. Client was the San Mateo Economic
Development Agency, San Mateo, CA.
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A powerful, yet easy-to-use interactive
County-wide Flash GIS Interface which displays a variety
of demographic, economic and health-related data across a
variety of scales from block-group up to County-wide, enabling
users to easily compare geographies to each other. A very
powerful tool for planning, economic development and
community development. Client is “InfoOakland,"
www.infooakland.org, a collaborative sponsored by the
Urban Strategies Council that includes nonprofit organizations,
public agencies, and higher education institutions. |
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An interactive Flash-based GIS interface to find potential
redevelopment sites and then test the fiscal and land use
implications of various zoning policy scenarios on these sites.
Clients were Strategic Economics
and the San Jose Redevelopment Agency, San Jose, CA.
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An interactive web-based GIS tool that uses Association of
Bay Area Governments (ABAG) Projections data to model the
impact of various policy decisions across time. Interactive maps
display potential changes in location of households and jobs
across a 20 year period for 3 different zoning scenarios. Data
and assumptions can be exported. Client was the San Francisco Planning Department,
San Francisco, CA.
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San Francisco Better Neighborhoods 2002
An interactive ARCIMS GIS web tool to test land use zoning
scenarios based on economic development and urban design
criteria. The tool was especially interested in testing the
"PDR -- Production, Distribution, Repair" activity in industrial
buildings to determine if/how they should be re-used. The tool
was paramount to creating a re-zoning plan that balanced new
housing with industrial uses. Clients were Strategic Economics
and the San Francisco Planning Department, San Francisco, CA.
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Rincon Hill 3-D Massing Analysis
3-D GIS simulation of height and bulk zoning control
alternatives for an area in Downtown San Francisco being re-
zoned to accommodate high-rise residential towers.
Developed 3-D Flash-based web viewers for the alternatives.
Clients were the UC/Berkeley Simulation Laboratory, San
Francisco Redevelopment Agency, San Francisco Planning
Department, San Francisco, CA.
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San Francisco Transbay Terminal Redevelopment Plan
3-D GIS simulation of height and bulk zoning control alternatives
for an area in Downtown San Francisco being re-zoned to
accommodate several thousand new housing units in a
mixed-use development featuring high-rise residential and
office towers. The plan was awarded the Urban Design Award
from the San Francisco Chapter of the American Institute of
Architects. Clients were the UC/Berkeley Simulation Laboratory,
Skidmore Owings and Merrill, San Francisco Redevelopment
Agency, San Francisco Planning Department, San Francisco, CA.
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An interactive Flash-based GIS interface to display the various
grants and awards for phsyical improvements throughout San
Francisco's neighborhoods. The Grants and Awards Search
Tool is part of the re-design of the www.sfbeautiful.org website.
Client was San Francisco
Beautiful, San Francisco, CA.
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