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Selected maps
These maps turn public records, imagery, routing, and demographic estimates into readable working evidence. The selection spans land screening, regulatory constraints, satellite context, urban analysis, and travel-time modeling.
Produced independently through Michigan Geospatial Consulting from public data. Screening only; not a survey or engineering opinion.
Norton Shores, Michigan
A public-data screen for a 26.5-acre lakeshore parcel, showing where Critical Dune Area and High Risk Erosion Zone rules trigger a deeper permitting review.
Grand Haven, Michigan
Four same-extent scenes make long-run context legible. The 2025 frame carries ten orange, 3DEP-derived bluff-screen zones; source-scene gaps remain visible. This is visual context, not a co-registered shoreline-change measurement.
Kent County, Michigan
One 87-acre parcel held to a compact evidence contract: wetlands, hydrography, parcel fabric, and nearby contamination records, with unavailable flood data left unclaimed.
Detroit, Michigan
A tract-level choropleth showing where employment-rate differences cluster. Unclassified tracts remain visually separate instead of receiving an invented value.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Nested 15-, 30-, and 45-minute drive sheds show the regional reach of an anchor institution without flattening the network into a simple radius.