Mingsze Ho

Mingsze Ho is a GIS Analyst for Esri Canada. Fascinated with displaying data in a spatial way, she focuses on generating story maps and other applications using Esri technology. She discovered her passion for maps when she started colouring and drawing maps in elementary school, and she was determined to become a cartographer. Mingsze loves how a map can illustrate the ways that certain features or phenomena affect human lives. While obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies, she realized the world had moved on to digital maps. She was heartbroken initially, until she discovered the power of GIS and how it can be used to leverage both art and data to create beautiful, interactive maps. In her free time, Mingsze continues to draw maps. She just really likes maps.

  • App of the Month: RouteAbility

    App of the Month: RouteAbility

    Explore this application that helps pedestrians and those with mobility challenges plan the safest, most accessible and fastest route to their destination.

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  • App of the Month: Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup: Dirty Dozen

    App of the Month: Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup: Dirty Dozen

    Find out the top 12 litter picked up from Canada’s shores via this Story Map

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  • App of the Month: Kitchener GeoHub

    App of the Month: Kitchener GeoHub

    Take a look at how the City of Kitchener in Ontario provides accessible municipal data with May’s App of the Month, Kitchener GeoHub.

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  • App of the Month: Alberta's Bio-Resource Information Management System (BRIMS)

    App of the Month: Alberta's Bio-Resource Information Management System (BRIMS)

    Need ideas for building an accessible repository of data? Read how Alberta manages and serves up its biomass data through a GIS app.

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  • App of the Month: Toronto Police Service Crime App

    App of the Month: Toronto Police Service Crime App

    Crime and true data. Find up-to-date real crime data from the police force serving the largest city in Canada, The Toronto Police Service.

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  • Maps & Apps Selected for the 2019 Esri Canada Map & App Calendars

    Maps & Apps Selected for the 2019 Esri Canada Map & App Calendars

    Find out which maps made it to the 2019 Esri Canada Map Calendar and which apps will be featured as Apps of the Month in the Esri Canada Blog!

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  • December's App of the Month: Squamish Development Showcase

    December's App of the Month: Squamish Development Showcase

    Discover how the District of Squamish used GIS to create an app that provides the public access to real-time data on development applications.

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  • November’s App of the Month: Explore Peel - An Interactive Timeline

    November’s App of the Month: Explore Peel - An Interactive Timeline

    Find out how Region of Peel used Esri Story Maps to deliver a rich learning experience about its history.

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  • October App of the Month: The Population of Ottawa is Aging

    October App of the Month: The Population of Ottawa is Aging

    GIS is not only for making maps. See how United Way Ottawa uses GIS for predictive analytics to better serve the city’s aging population.

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  • September's App of the Month: New School Drop Off App

    September's App of the Month: New School Drop Off App

    Explore how the Edmonton Public School Board used Esri Story Maps to efficiently provide information on safe student drop off for their schools.

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  • August’s App of the Month: Discovering the Simon River Watershed Project

    August’s App of the Month: Discovering the Simon River Watershed Project

    Find out how Abrinord uses Esri Story Maps to report on water quality and engage their stakeholders in water management.

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  • July’s App of the Month: Ontario’s Long-Term Energy Plan Engagement Story Map

    July’s App of the Month: Ontario’s Long-Term Energy Plan Engagement Story Map

    Learn how the Ontario Ministry of Energy used Esri Story Maps to summarize public input that will help develop the province’s long-term energy plan.

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