Map lover

People gripe about Virtual Life These Days, but I've been enjoying going a la carte for Day 1 of NACIS 2020. After the Daily Nexus and AIGA, this group may become my third para-professional cult. Did I check in with the morning welcome, then go out for a 15-mile bike ride, then get back in time for presentations by Sarah Bell and Anton Thomas? Yes, yes I did.

Rode and and then mapped Hurricane, Sendero, the Flow Connector, and most of Charlie Don't Surf to OSM

Cheaply printed some stuff at Fedex for the first time since, oh, 2019. Nature is healing and whatnot. Why? To help show off a new brief/updated portfolio entry for my custom fantasy maps! I alluded to the project's ongoing permutations with not only more of my own personal mockups containing labels and other goodies, but also custom work for other campaigns, detailed localized city maps, and, inevitably, traditional hobbity/Mappa Mundi-style pieces. Check it out here.

Updated OpenStreetMap with trails and other features mapped on an MTB ride through Yokun Ridge and Kennedy Park

In the company RAEE (Reciclado de Aparatos Eléctricos y Electrónicos), I developed a web app to manage the trucks access to the warehouse, which contains material for recycling, in this you can manage the routes through Google Maps, arrival/departure time, license plates, departure point, destination, user management; which are of type ADMIN or EMPLOYEE, where the ADMIN is the one that has special permissions like deleting records, users, adding users, etc. The web app was developed with the MERN Stack technologies: mongoDB, Express, React, and node.js, basically it was made with pure JavaScript technologies.

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