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For Save The Redwoods League, VG designed an engaging interactive web map to promote their conservation efforts. The site is built with Flash/ActionScript, Google Maps API, a MySQL database, and custom map layers in KML. The site also ties into current event data for parks.
This web mapping system is designed for speedy access to cable system data anywhere in the US and features a streamlined user interface to guide the user. Built on a .NET C# platform, it integrates several different components including Flex, UMap, SQL Server, and KML files.
Campaign management interactive map module uniquely integrating several technologies including Flex, ArcGIS Server, .NET C#, SQL Server, and Bing road and aerial basemaps. The site handles data for all of Canada and rapidly displays over 10,000 points in a view.
For SF Bay Crossings, this website integrates Google Maps with Flash to create a rich, interactive experience. The site is part of an initiative to provide commuters with a single place to access ferry schedules for multiple vendors. An XML feed delivers the up-to-date schedule information.
This ArcMap extension, built using .NET C# and ArcObjects, manages the entire site analysis process for a renewable energy company. It features a wizard where the user defines a variety of parameters to use in the site analysis. Each site analysis can be recalled, modified, and rerun at any time.
TravelMuse's Yaycations Calculator is a multimedia, interactive tool helping users save vacation money. Built with Flash/ActionScript, the component collects user data then passes it to the backend for subsequent processing. VG designed subtle sounds to enliven the process.
Working with NextBus and San Francisco MUNI, VG developed a state-of-the-art transit display system. The Flash-based application updates a diagram of the MUNI system with the real-time train locations. Commuters see arrival times and train symbols moving along the tracks.
In the Voter Analysis tool users create a query against an SQL Server database and review the resulting set of voters on a Microsoft Bing map and data grid. Individual voter data can be reviewed by clicking on the map. GeoRSS XML files are created on-the-fly for efficient display.
To assist commuters in San Francisco's historic Ferry Building, VG created a real-time map showing the current locations of the F-Line trolley that runs just outside the doors. A Flash/ActionScript program pulls location data from an XML feed and updates the map.
For the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, VG designed a display system to show real-time transit data on large monitors in transit stations. A custom Flash/ActionScript program retrieves current transit data from MTC's server, and formats an easy-to-read display.
The San Francisco Water emergency repairs system is a custom ArcMap extension used in the field. Through the map interface, users create 'sessions' that contain data (including text, photos, video, and audio) for a repair. A history of service can be quickly recalled at any time.
VoteVision is a custom-mapping system used by CNN during election night coverage. VoteVision retrieves the latest vote results every 15 seconds and enables CNN to spot geographic trends and explain spatial complexities of voting patterns as an election night unfolds.