My first application I found data using the atlas on live stream gauges in rivers and streams all across the United States. I opened this map and found there was a lot of data useful and able to change from things I learned specifically chapter 2. I messed around with changing the color of different water levels making red high or flooded level and blue low or regular level. I could also change the size of the bubble to how high the water level is. I also added an attribute of USA Short-Term Weather Warnings to show where water levels may rise because of a storm. This map can be useful to fisherman any where around these rivers and streams. For example if a fisherman wants to see the water level of Alum Creek at the present time and compare it to the level of the Olentangy River they can click on the river location and see the exact height at that given time.
https://owugis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.htmlwebmap=ce1547fd4cd0426398301663978dc896
The second application is making a map that charts the location of a fish catch and other information like weight, size, location, and any other description about the fish you want. This could be useful for tracking a fishing tournament when you are trying to track where the biggest fish were caught. It can be used by a tournament director for tracking lots of fishermen’s weights over a period of time. It could also be used by an individual fisherman who just wants to find out where he catches most of his fish. Using chapter 6 I used gauges on a dashboard to display the sum weights of different areas where a fish was caught. There is also the original map of the locations of the fish catches on the dashboard. This is just an example I made up using hypothetical fish catches in the pond in front of Meek Aquatic Center.
https://owugis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/5ca290f675a64cacab1f327622bfe4dd#mode=edit