Reading rivers through spatial evidence.
An exploration of river systems, encroachment, and spatial evidence through interactive mapping and geographic analysis.
Visual placeholder — replace with verified project imagery, maps, diagrams, or screenshots as the work develops.
The question
How can spatial information make river systems and potential encroachment easier to investigate?
Approach
Bring geographic layers into a clear map-based experience, with attention to river systems, surrounding land use, infrastructure context, and timelines of change where reliable data is available.
Potential outputs
Potential outputs include an interactive map, documented data sources, layer controls, a clear legend, and a narrative explaining what each layer can and cannot establish.
Next steps
Verify datasets, document sources and dates, improve map interactions, and add sourced examples that distinguish mapped evidence from interpretation.
Personal project. Findings should be presented only after underlying data, sources, dates, and analysis have been verified.
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