Senior product engineer at Esri helping software developers to put maps on apps. Ex survey geologist and long term map lover. Find me #outdoors, in the #woods, on or by the sea, investigating some new found obsession or another! #Botany, #foraging, Atlantic rainforests, #landscape, #herbology, #wildlife, Gaelic place names, #geology
Or when I’m in the office find me #coding, #blogging, drinking #coffee and working with #geospatial data.
| Job | https://developers.arcgis.com/documentation/glossary/arcgis-maps-sdks-for-native-apps/ |
| GitHub | https://github.com/Rachael-E |
| Dev Blog | https://dev.to/rachaele |
Day 1 of the #30DayMapChallenge is point data! I’ve made a webmap showing the locations of itineraries as laid out in the Geological Memoir of Mull, first published in 1924. The localities are as relevant today as they were 100 years ago!
The webmap is based on the map (shown below) I put together for @geologymull and @FaithfullJohn for their fantastic evening that celebrated the centenary of the memoir’s publication in September.
Tis the spooky season! 👻🍄 I had lots of fun creating a story map website to explore the fascinatingly creepy funghi that hide in the woodlands of Scotland - enter if you dare!
#fungi #halloween #spooky #spookyseason #scotland #mushrooms #maps
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3bbd1589d5604d42a5eea4bdaa8c0d72
Found the best Palaeogene sill ever on the Ross of Mull - full 3D exposure, distinct columnar joints, and fab chilled margin with its contact with the vertically bedded pelites
When you see elevation colour ramps in miniature in fallen leaves in early Autumn, and suddenly mini landscapes are jumping out at you from the forest floor 💚
