My favorite part of working as an environmental GIS technician is using spatial data to solve unique problems.

One misconception about GIS is that all data is created equal when that is not the case. The phrase “garbage in, garbage out” really applies when doing spatial analysis and rendering useful figures, if your data is of poor quality the end product will also suffer, unfortunately.

A part of my job is making sure the data we use is the best data available for the task at hand.

My first job was working at a restaurant near my family cottage on Parry Sound’s south channel.

Instantly knowing another language would be neat as I never seem to find the time to study it!

Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt.

– John Muir

I have never been to Newfoundland, and I hope to find myself there sometime soon!

Kluane National Park is a real treasure in the summer!