About the Program
- Environment & Municipal Infrastructure
- Youth Education
- Professional Development
- History & Archaeology
- Crime Mapping
- Community Visualization
WC Students
WC Faculty & Staff
Related Departments
GIS on the Chester
Our goal is to make the Chester River the best mapped river in the United States, while providing accurate data that will help a variety of different groups, show people self responsibility when using the river, and protection measures needed to preserve the Chester River and the Chesapeake Bay for future generations.
Click any of the links below for demos of our students' recent projects!
Spring 2010 Projects:
Mapping Water Testing Points on the Chester River, by Emily Aiken
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Historic Sites Along the Chester River, by John Anderson
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Kent County Over Time: Catalog of 1950s-1960s Aerial Images, by Nichole Bryant
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What's Under The Grass: Mapping WC's Athletic Fields, by Brian Kramer
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Chester River Oyster Bar Mapping, by Marta Laskowski
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Point Source Polluters of the Chester River, by Ellen Liebenow
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3D Bathymetric Data of the Chester River, by Andrew Newell
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GIS on the Chester: Docks, by Matt Stiles
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