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Back in the 1920s, Mr. Murdoch and his crew surveyed the entire city of Saint John with great precision. The original sheets were scanned, which were black and white, and were made available on the Saint John open source website. Unfortunately these were not registered and individual sheets. These survey sheets would be very useful for City employees and interesting for the public. After georeferencing each sheet to its correct location and scale, they were reference to the city property lines, with the help of ortho photos and city streets. Then each sheet was cropped to remove the border and surrounding text, using the Image Analysis window clip tool, and added to a mosaic dataset. The areas of overlap were clipped in the same way so that the areas of more detail was visible. This dataset was the input for the Copy Raster tool, which created one tiff file for all the sheets in 1 bit. The final mosaic was cleaned with the Raster Painting Tool to remove any redundant street names. This cleaned mosaic would then be uploaded to the online interactive City of Saint John Map as a layer for the public to see. In conjunction with City of Saint John.

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This project examines the rate of erosion in Little Harbour, on the south-east coast of the Northumberland Strait. Coastlines were digitized using a series of airphoto mosaics from the 1970s to the present. The rate of change between digitized lines is measured using a script developed at the AGRG. Attributes are added to the data, classifying it by landform, waterbody, and angle. Results are examined to determine the overall rate of erosion, as well as to determine areas of increased vulnerability.

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