Land Trust Management (Land Trust of Santa Cruz County)

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AutoIrrigation
Automated Hydroponics
Autonomous UV-C Sanitation Bot
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Bus Usage Monitor
Classmates Search
Cloud Native Wireguard
CO2 Monitoring System
Diabetics Companion
Edu Plastic Pollution
EDU (CPU)
Googun
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IMDB on FPGA
Indoor Robot
Induction Motor
Land Trust Management
Learning Storage Networks
Low Latency Gaming
Marine Plastics Monitor
ODS Web App Performance Tuning
Offroad Spotting Drone
ONI Code Visualization
Painless Healthcare Management
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Preventing Vehicular Heatstroke
Remote Nuclear Monitoring
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RREESS Microgrid Management
Save our Species 2020
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Slug Charge
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Smart Cane
Smart Magazine Floorplate
Smart Park
Smart Seat Cover for Posture Detection
Smart Slug Bin
Soaring Slugs
Team Litter Buster
Understanding Healthcare Data
Vibrace
VoIP Management Assistant
Wildfire Detection Drone

Abstract

Land Trust Mobile is a mobile app that allows users to register for permits, report conditions, access company content, and view maps of the preserved regions. Land Trust Web is a complimentary website for the land trust office to view and process permit requests and reports.

Approach

The mobile app is for those visiting the nature regions. The web app is for the data those visitors generate.
For the mobile application:

Home directs to the existing Land Trust services (become a member, donate, social media and other content).
Permit emails the user a San Vicente permit; adds an entry to the database.
Report sends the entered data to the database (see bottom right corner).
Maps uses GoogleMaps to show the location of listed regions.

For the web application:

Reports and Permits each pull from the database to display their data.

Overview

Land Trust of Santa Cruz County is committed to protecting, maintaining, and sharing natural areas. This land trust’s non-profit work consists of constructing coastal bike routes, creating forest trails, and keeping natural places safe from industrialization. In order to extend the capabilities of Land Trust of Santa Cruz and enhance the experience for visitors of these regions, we developed a mobile and web application.