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Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Restoration Mapping Project page. This project was funded in part by the EPA Urban Waters Small Grant Program. This community mapping project aimed to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Learn more about the sites and visit the maps made in this project below!

Interested in monitoring a wetland site? Check out the Wetlands Toolkit!

About the project

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Between 2014 and 2015 Gulf Coast Public Labbers work to map the eight urban water restoration sites twice. This page hosts the maps and images that came from the proejct. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Overall

• 33 data sets were collected of the eight wetland sites amounting to over 25,000 images,
• 367 community researchers participated in this project (see photos here!)
• 18 maps were created, along with 7 pole map collages, and
• 33 Gulf Coast meet-ups were held to support the efforts of this project.

Project Partners and Collaborators:

Audubon Nature Institute Nature Center - Backyard Gardeners Network - Broadmoor Improvement Association - Gulf Restoration Network - Louisiana State University AgCenter - Rosa F. Keller Public Library and Community Center - Groundwork New Orleans - IDIYA - LaBranch Wetland Watchers - Lake Pontchartrain Basin Association - Louisiana Master Naturalists - New Orleans Center for Creative Arts - New Orleans Sewer and Water Board - Propeller - Waggonner and Ball Architects - Water Works

Mapping sites around New Orleans

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Bayou St John is an urban Scenic River and site of post-Katrina saltwater marsh restoration, including many locations of urban shoreline re-vegetation with Scirpus and Spartina species in coordination with the Bayou St John Scenic river restoration plan, the LSU AgCenter, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, and many community partners. In part due to these improvements, the area is becoming an increasingly popular urban recreation destination. Detailed documentation can encourage continued restoration and maintenance of existing restoration efforts.

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Bayou St John Scenic Urban Waterway is a site of urban shoreline re-vegetation. The site is an increasingly favored location for outdoor recreation of tremendously varied kinds, from dog walking to canoeing and kayaking to fishing, boat races and musical festivals. With high public interest and participation through this project, detailed documentation will encourage the continued restoration and maintenance of restoration efforts.

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Stormwater Wetlands in City Park is a site that embodies many of New Orleans’ urban water issues and goals. The area is subject to much subsidence and ongoing problems from unmanaged stormwater. The "Living with Water" strategy re-envisions water infrastructure as aesthetic, ecological, and geological improvements, and a way to reduce damages from flooding and induced subsidence, and increase property values and quality of life. In an attempt to create a pilot project for the Living with Water scenario, City Park and LSU AgCenter created a stormwater wetland here.

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration site shows the marsh shorelines are an aesthetic and ecological improvement to the armored, rubbled, and/or eroded banklines there were historically in place. Community planting of this rubble shoreline was begun during the government shutdown in 2013, and the bullrush have begun to flourish. There is a great deal of community activity and interest in the site for recreation and educational uses.

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Bayou Bienvenue/Central Wetlands Treated Biosolids Restoration is a site with a lot of interest! Bayou Bienvenue is an urban, intermediate Bayou and the Bayou Bienvenue wetland triangle (BBWT) is an adjacent former Cypress swamp destroyed by impoundment and saltwater intrusion. Post-Katrina, the site has been subjected to saltwater marsh restoration attempts of many kinds, including created wetlands for biosolids and wastewater treatment, and shoreline re-vegetation with Scirpus and Spartina species, and proposals for additional mechanical fill for hardwood, swamp, and emergent marsh as well as and floating marsh restoration. These various restoration efforts have been done in coordination with Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, Common Ground Wetlands program, LSU AgCenter, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, National Wildlife Federation, visiting Universities, and many other national and community partners. Due to these improvements and attention, the Bayou is increasingly favored location for outdoor recreation, from fishing to canoeing and kayaking and hunting.

South Shore Restoration Site

South Shore Marsh Restoration site includes several dispersed community restoration plantings of Spartina alterniflora done in New Orleans East on the south shore of the oligohaline Lake Pontchartrain. These plantings have persisted through several named coastal storms in 2008 and 2012, and provide habitat for estuarine species along an otherwise neglected urban shoreline. These marshes, while small, have persisted beyond their project life, despite being in a high-energy shoreline line in relatively deep water. The site provides an example of how other armored shorelines in the New Orleans metro area can increase habitat value with relatively small, garden-scale, community-based efforts.

Louisiana Nature Center

The Louisiana Nature Center is an urban site of post-Katrina cypress forest restoration, which includes invasive tallow control and cypress planting efforts. The wetland site is under considerable drainage of the New Orleans East Polder, but still provides forest canopy for migrating birds. Many hope that this site will flourish as a restored cypress forest. There is a long history of naturalist interest in this site, and a long record of weekly bird counts.

Wetland Watchers Park

Wetland Watchers Park is an educational and recreational park reclaimed from the Lake Pontchartrain bottom. It is the site of a reforestation project between the Bonnet Carre Spillway and Bayou LaBranche, as well as historic and recent marsh restoration projects. This swamp and marsh site (formerly a freshwater swamp, with a remnant canopy) is subject to much shoreline erosion and ecological change, as well as freshwater inputs from Bayou LaBranche and the Bonnet Carre Spillway. The park facilities themselves are designed to be flooded, as they were during Hurricane Isaac in 2012. The park is regularly used by New Orleans area grade and high schools for wetland education.

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Restoration Mapping Project page. This project was funded in part by the EPA Urban Waters Small Grant Program. This community mapping project aimed to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Learn more about the sites and visit the maps made in this project below!

Interested in monitoring a wetland site? Check out the Wetlands Toolkit!

About the project

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Between 2014 and 2015 Gulf Coast Public Labbers work to map the eight urban water restoration sites twice. This page hosts the maps and images that came from the proejct. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Overall

• 33 data sets were collected of the eight wetland sites amounting to over 25,000 images,
• 367 community researchers participated in this project (see photos here!)
• 18 maps were created, along with 7 pole map collages, and
• 33 Gulf Coast meet-ups were held to support the efforts of this project.

Project Partners and Collaborators:

Audubon Nature Institute Nature Center - Backyard Gardeners Network - Broadmoor Improvement Association - Gulf Restoration Network - Louisiana State University AgCenter - Rosa F. Keller Public Library and Community Center - Groundwork New Orleans - IDIYA - LaBranch Wetland Watchers - Lake Pontchartrain Basin Association - Louisiana Master Naturalists - New Orleans Center for Creative Arts - New Orleans Sewer and Water Board - Propeller - Waggonner and Ball Architects - Water Works

Mapping sites around New Orleans

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Bayou St John is an urban Scenic River and site of post-Katrina saltwater marsh restoration, including many locations of urban shoreline re-vegetation with Scirpus and Spartina species in coordination with the Bayou St John Scenic river restoration plan, the LSU AgCenter, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, and many community partners. In part due to these improvements, the area is becoming an increasingly popular urban recreation destination. Detailed documentation can encourage continued restoration and maintenance of existing restoration efforts.

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Bayou St John Scenic Urban Waterway is a site of urban shoreline re-vegetation. The site is an increasingly favored location for outdoor recreation of tremendously varied kinds, from dog walking to canoeing and kayaking to fishing, boat races and musical festivals. With high public interest and participation through this project, detailed documentation will encourage the continued restoration and maintenance of restoration efforts.

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Stormwater Wetlands in City Park is a site that embodies many of New Orleans’ urban water issues and goals. The area is subject to much subsidence and ongoing problems from unmanaged stormwater. The "Living with Water" strategy re-envisions water infrastructure as aesthetic, ecological, and geological improvements, and a way to reduce damages from flooding and induced subsidence, and increase property values and quality of life. In an attempt to create a pilot project for the Living with Water scenario, City Park and LSU AgCenter created a stormwater wetland here.

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration site shows the marsh shorelines are an aesthetic and ecological improvement to the armored, rubbled, and/or eroded banklines there were historically in place. Community planting of this rubble shoreline was begun during the government shutdown in 2013, and the bullrush have begun to flourish. There is a great deal of community activity and interest in the site for recreation and educational uses.

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Bayou Bienvenue/Central Wetlands Treated Biosolids Restoration is a site with a lot of interest! Bayou Bienvenue is an urban, intermediate Bayou and the Bayou Bienvenue wetland triangle (BBWT) is an adjacent former Cypress swamp destroyed by impoundment and saltwater intrusion. Post-Katrina, the site has been subjected to saltwater marsh restoration attempts of many kinds, including created wetlands for biosolids and wastewater treatment, and shoreline re-vegetation with Scirpus and Spartina species, and proposals for additional mechanical fill for hardwood, swamp, and emergent marsh as well as and floating marsh restoration. These various restoration efforts have been done in coordination with Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, Common Ground Wetlands program, LSU AgCenter, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, National Wildlife Federation, visiting Universities, and many other national and community partners. Due to these improvements and attention, the Bayou is increasingly favored location for outdoor recreation, from fishing to canoeing and kayaking and hunting.

South Shore Restoration Site

South Shore Marsh Restoration site includes several dispersed community restoration plantings of Spartina alterniflora done in New Orleans East on the south shore of the oligohaline Lake Pontchartrain. These plantings have persisted through several named coastal storms in 2008 and 2012, and provide habitat for estuarine species along an otherwise neglected urban shoreline. These marshes, while small, have persisted beyond their project life, despite being in a high-energy shoreline line in relatively deep water. The site provides an example of how other armored shorelines in the New Orleans metro area can increase habitat value with relatively small, garden-scale, community-based efforts.

Louisiana Nature Center

The Louisiana Nature Center is an urban site of post-Katrina cypress forest restoration, which includes invasive tallow control and cypress planting efforts. The wetland site is under considerable drainage of the New Orleans East Polder, but still provides forest canopy for migrating birds. Many hope that this site will flourish as a restored cypress forest. There is a long history of naturalist interest in this site, and a long record of weekly bird counts.

Wetland Watchers Park

Wetland Watchers Park is an educational and recreational park reclaimed from the Lake Pontchartrain bottom. It is the site of a reforestation project between the Bonnet Carre Spillway and Bayou LaBranche, as well as historic and recent marsh restoration projects. This swamp and marsh site (formerly a freshwater swamp, with a remnant canopy) is subject to much shoreline erosion and ecological change, as well as freshwater inputs from Bayou LaBranche and the Bonnet Carre Spillway. The park facilities themselves are designed to be flooded, as they were during Hurricane Isaac in 2012. The park is regularly used by New Orleans area grade and high schools for wetland education.

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Restoration Mapping Project page. This project was funded in part by the EPA Urban Waters Small Grant Program. This community mapping project aimed to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Learn more about the sites and visit the maps made in this project below!

Interested in monitoring a wetland site? Check out the Wetlands Toolkit!

About the project

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Between 2014 and 2015 Gulf Coast Public Labbers work to map the eight urban water restoration sites twice. This page hosts the maps and images that came from the proejct. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Overall

• 33 data sets were collected of the eight wetland sites amounting to over 25,000 images,
• 367 community researchers participated in this project,
• 18 maps were created, along with 7 pole map collages, and
• 33 Gulf Coast meet-ups were held to support the efforts of this project.

Project Partners and Collaborators:

Audubon Nature Institute Nature Center - Backyard Gardeners Network - Broadmoor Improvement Association - Gulf Restoration Network - Louisiana State University AgCenter - Rosa F. Keller Public Library and Community Center - Groundwork New Orleans - IDIYA - LaBranch Wetland Watchers - Lake Pontchartrain Basin Association - Louisiana Master Naturalists - New Orleans Center for Creative Arts - New Orleans Sewer and Water Board - Propeller - Waggonner and Ball Architects - Water Works

Mapping sites around New Orleans

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Bayou St John is an urban Scenic River and site of post-Katrina saltwater marsh restoration, including many locations of urban shoreline re-vegetation with Scirpus and Spartina species in coordination with the Bayou St John Scenic river restoration plan, the LSU AgCenter, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, and many community partners. In part due to these improvements, the area is becoming an increasingly popular urban recreation destination. Detailed documentation can encourage continued restoration and maintenance of existing restoration efforts.

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Bayou St John Scenic Urban Waterway is a site of urban shoreline re-vegetation. The site is an increasingly favored location for outdoor recreation of tremendously varied kinds, from dog walking to canoeing and kayaking to fishing, boat races and musical festivals. With high public interest and participation through this project, detailed documentation will encourage the continued restoration and maintenance of restoration efforts.

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Stormwater Wetlands in City Park is a site that embodies many of New Orleans’ urban water issues and goals. The area is subject to much subsidence and ongoing problems from unmanaged stormwater. The "Living with Water" strategy re-envisions water infrastructure as aesthetic, ecological, and geological improvements, and a way to reduce damages from flooding and induced subsidence, and increase property values and quality of life. In an attempt to create a pilot project for the Living with Water scenario, City Park and LSU AgCenter created a stormwater wetland here.

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration site shows the marsh shorelines are an aesthetic and ecological improvement to the armored, rubbled, and/or eroded banklines there were historically in place. Community planting of this rubble shoreline was begun during the government shutdown in 2013, and the bullrush have begun to flourish. There is a great deal of community activity and interest in the site for recreation and educational uses.

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Bayou Bienvenue/Central Wetlands Treated Biosolids Restoration is a site with a lot of interest! Bayou Bienvenue is an urban, intermediate Bayou and the Bayou Bienvenue wetland triangle (BBWT) is an adjacent former Cypress swamp destroyed by impoundment and saltwater intrusion. Post-Katrina, the site has been subjected to saltwater marsh restoration attempts of many kinds, including created wetlands for biosolids and wastewater treatment, and shoreline re-vegetation with Scirpus and Spartina species, and proposals for additional mechanical fill for hardwood, swamp, and emergent marsh as well as and floating marsh restoration. These various restoration efforts have been done in coordination with Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, Common Ground Wetlands program, LSU AgCenter, Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, National Wildlife Federation, visiting Universities, and many other national and community partners. Due to these improvements and attention, the Bayou is increasingly favored location for outdoor recreation, from fishing to canoeing and kayaking and hunting.

South Shore Restoration Site

South Shore Marsh Restoration site includes several dispersed community restoration plantings of Spartina alterniflora done in New Orleans East on the south shore of the oligohaline Lake Pontchartrain. These plantings have persisted through several named coastal storms in 2008 and 2012, and provide habitat for estuarine species along an otherwise neglected urban shoreline. These marshes, while small, have persisted beyond their project life, despite being in a high-energy shoreline line in relatively deep water. The site provides an example of how other armored shorelines in the New Orleans metro area can increase habitat value with relatively small, garden-scale, community-based efforts.

Louisiana Nature Center

The Louisiana Nature Center is an urban site of post-Katrina cypress forest restoration, which includes invasive tallow control and cypress planting efforts. The wetland site is under considerable drainage of the New Orleans East Polder, but still provides forest canopy for migrating birds. Many hope that this site will flourish as a restored cypress forest. There is a long history of naturalist interest in this site, and a long record of weekly bird counts.

Wetland Watchers Park

Wetland Watchers Park is an educational and recreational park reclaimed from the Lake Pontchartrain bottom. It is the site of a reforestation project between the Bonnet Carre Spillway and Bayou LaBranche, as well as historic and recent marsh restoration projects. This swamp and marsh site (formerly a freshwater swamp, with a remnant canopy) is subject to much shoreline erosion and ecological change, as well as freshwater inputs from Bayou LaBranche and the Bonnet Carre Spillway. The park facilities themselves are designed to be flooded, as they were during Hurricane Isaac in 2012. The park is regularly used by New Orleans area grade and high schools for wetland education.

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Map below knit by Diana:

May 2015City Park, New Orleans

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Map below done with images taken on 6.9.15 by Molly and Stevie, Map knit by Stevie:

Mapped 6.9.15

Map of images take 6.9.15 knit by Molly:

Balloon mapping at the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site -Note on mapping the Nature Center by Stevie -Note on mapping Wetland Watchers Park by Scott

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Map below knit by Diana:

May 2015City Park, New Orleans

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Map below done with images taken on 6.9.15 by Molly and Stevie, Map knit by Stevie:

Mapped 6.9.15

Map of images take 6.9.15 knit by Molly:

Balloon mapping at the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site -Note on mapping the Nature Center by Stevie -Note on mapping Wetland Watchers Park by Scott

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Map below knit by Diana:

May 2015City Park, New Orleans

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Map below done with images taken on 6.9.15 by Molly and Stevie, Map knit by Stevie:

Mapped 6.9.15

Map of images take 6.9.15 knit by Molly:

Balloon mapping at the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site -Note on mapping the Nature Center by Stevie -Note on mapping Wetland Watchers Park by Scott

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Map below knit by Diana:

May 2015City Park, New Orleans

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Map below done with images taken on 6.9.15 by Molly and Stevie, Map knit by Stevie:

Mapped 6.9.15

Map of images take 6.9.15 knit by Molly:

Balloon mapping at the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site -Note on mapping the Nature Center by Stevie -Note on mapping Wetland Watchers Park by Scott

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Map below knit by Diana:

May 2015City Park, New Orleans

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Map below done with images taken on 6.9.15 by Molly and Stevie, Map knit by Stevie:

Mapped 6.9.15

Map of images take 6.9.15 knit by Molly:

Balloon mapping at the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site -Note on mapping the Nature Center by Stevie

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Map below knit by Diana:

May 2015City Park, New Orleans

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Map below done with images taken on 6.9.15 by Molly and Stevie, Map knit by Stevie:

Mapped 6.9.15

Map of images take 6.9.15 knit by Molly:

Balloon mapping at the Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site -Note on mapping the Nature Center by Stevie

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole
• David's Post of the City Park site
• Diana's post of the Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain site

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Mapped 5/30/15 by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie
Map Stitched by Diana:

May 30, 2015

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Mapped 5/30/15 by: by Diana, David, Molly, Harley, and Stevie Image corrected by David Flores

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie
Stitched by @liz
Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Mapped 4.18.15 by @danbeavers, @ddileona and @stevie Stitched by @liz Post on images by Liz: http://publiclab.org/notes/liz/06-10-2015/experiments-with-compositing-pole-aerial-photos-of-wetlands

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Last time we went here, our pole broke. Join us for our next mapping trip to capture this site!

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

Oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz)

Map stitched by: Jack Faust and Meghan Speakman

Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Map available at mapknitter: https://mapknitter.org/maps/city-park-nir#

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Mapped by: Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

NOT Stitched --oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Near Infrared images from 1/24/15

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz) Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Mapknitter:

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Mapped by: Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole

Welcome to the New Orleans Urban Waters Mapping Project!

This community mapping project aims to maps eight urban restoration sites around New Orleans. Join the Gulf Coast Google Group to get involved!

Gulf Coast Google Group

Join us for a mapping trips:

• Saturday, May 23rd to map Bayou Bienvenue
  
• Saturday, May 30th to map City Park

This data from this project has been collected, compiled and organized by volunteer efforts of the New Orleans Public Lab Community. Over the course of the coming year, we will work to map all of these sites twice. This page is the results of our compiled data as it becomes available. Read more about our project in this article by Chris Staudinger from the NOLA Defender and this research note.

Here is the Toolkit we're making in this project.. Interested in wetlands monitoring? Get started here!

Check out the sites we are working on for this project:

• Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain
• Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway
• Stormwater Wetlands at City Park
• Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration
• Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant
• South Shore Restoration Site
• Louisiana Nature Center
• Wetland Watcher's Park

Bayou St. John at Lake Pontchartrain

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Dan Beavers, Dan Henry and Brandi Caro

Stitched by: Joneya Thompson and Catherine Nguyen
Link to map

Near Infrared Images from 10/21/14:

Mapped by: NOCCA and Scott Eustis

NOT Stitched --oblique Link to Data

http://infragram.org/i/545ae8f085ce947d09000506

http://infragram.org/i/54492b9685ce947d090003cd

Bayou St. John Scenic Urban Waterway

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Brian Ruiz and Ryan Crassionnie

Notes on Mapping: We need a bigger pole!

Infrared images

Map from 11/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis RGB on pole Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Go Pro Video, too

Mapknitter to be done, no entry yet

Stormwater Wetlands at City Park

Mapped by: 30 NOCCA Students! Stitched by Stevie Lewis

Link to Data, Notes on Mapping

Infrared images (October 11th--Blitz) Link to Data:

http://infragram.org/i/544004be85ce947d09000331

Mapknitter:

Bayou Bienvenue Shoreline Restoration

Mapped by: Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Bayou Bienvenue Waste Water Treatment Plant

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis Link to Data: Notes on Mapping: Post by Gerald!

Infrared images from 10/11/14 Mapped by: Gerald McCollam, Leslie Williams, Molly Gordon and Claire Loudis

Link to Data:

Molly's map https://mapknitter.org/maps/bayou-bienvenue-nir

South Shore Restoration Site

Map from 10/11/14:

Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

Louisiana Nature Center

Map from 10/11/14: Mapped by: Scott Eustis, Lauren Sullivan, Tim and Amy LeGaux, Stitched by Scott Eustis

http://infragram.org/i/543ca2fe85ce947d090002e9

(Run in Fastie's color scheme)

Link to Data, Link to Post

Wetland Watcher's Park

Map from (12 Dec 2014) Mapped by: Gerald, Bryan, Stevie, Scott Link to Data: Notes on Mapping:

https://mapknitter.org/maps/wetland-watchers-dec-2014

Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/FGM7W

Event Posts from this Project

• The Blitz Report!
• Gerald's post on mapping Bayou Bienvenue
• Scott's note on the Nature Center
• Diana's improvement in the pole