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GRG 460 Environmental GIS Featured Projects – Spring 2025

Here are a set of selected course projects created by students who enrolled in GRG 460 Environmental GIS during the Spring 2025 semester. These projects showcase how students apply GIS tools and spatial analysis to investigate pressing environmental questions — from wildfire prediction and urban heat inequity to wildlife conservation and public transit planning. Browse the abstracts and representative figures below to explore their work.

Predicting Wildfire Severity through Index on a Global-Scale Based on Abiotic, Biotic, and Human Factors

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Predicting Wildfire Severity

Blue Whale Migratory Patterns and Average Sea Surface Temperatures from April-May of 2001 and 2007

Abstract

Representative Figure

Blue Whale Migratory Patterns

Urban Heat Inequity: Examining Heat Island Effects in Marginalized Areas of Cleveland and Brno

Abstract

Representative Figure

Urban Heat Inequity

Monarch Environmental Preferences and the Efficacy of Habitat Restoration Projects

Abstract

Representative Figure

Monarch Environmental Preferences

California High-Speed Rail Proposed Station Demographic Analysis

Abstract

Representative Figure

California High-Speed Rail Analysis

Maui Wildfires

Abstract

Representative Figure

Maui Wildfires

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