Lake Louise Resort Summer Interactive Map

The project aims to enhance guests' experiences at Lake Louise Resort by increasing their awareness of available services and amenities during their visit, with a focus on improving summer sales. Currently, the resort utilizes an aerial photo overlaid with trail information, which, though helpful, lacks mobile functionality and fails to provide guests with a clear perspective of their surroundings. Moreover, geo-important features such as shuttle pickup locations, e-bike rentals, trailheads, viewing locations, and other amenities are fragmented across various web content sources. The proposed solution involves the implementation of a digital interactive trail map for summer operations, offering guests a mobile-ready, user-friendly interface that integrates all essential amenities, trails, and information. In addition to providing key insights into offered amenities, the project will address a key attraction for visitors -- wildlife spotting. Mountain staff may optionally add geo-located wildlife sightings directly onto the map, complete with timestamps and optional pictures further incentivizing their visit to the Lake Louise Gondola. This centralized resource will provide guests with easy access to crucial amenities and enhance their overall experience at the resort, ultimately contributing to increased guest satisfaction and summer sales.

Software Development: Raster Image to tileset for Mapbox

We have an interactive resort ski map where guests can explore digitally. We would like to streamline the creation of new maps at new resorts. Typically a resort will have a 2D and and 3D map. The 2D map starts with an image provided by the resort. This image is tiled with external tools so it may used as a Raster Layer on Mapbox. -- See 2D map on demo product: https://app.steepdeep.ski/?mapId=back_side. Notice as we zoom into the photo we do not loose quality of the image. This is because this image is tiled and placed over top the world. We would like to streamline this process. Your goal, using local development is to create a Python program that takes an image as input and the returns the tileset of the image without distorting the image. This task may prove to be difficult since we are projecting across the Mercator projection. The program you will create will be in Python since there are several resources to perform such operations as GDAL.

Website Product Feature Video

Our company, SteepDeep, creates interactive trail maps for ski resorts. We would like to add a visually compelling, informative video to our landing page that explains exactly what our company does and what services we can offer to customers. The video should showcase how our interactive trail maps provide detailed information about ski runs, lifts, amenities and points of interests at each resort. It should also outline how a resort can use our custom content management system to ensure they provide guests with the most up to date content at the resort. This project will involve several steps: Familairizing yourself with our product and the ski industry Developing a storyboard or script of the video to pitch Iterating on feedback of the storyboard / script Using a combination of stock footage and recorded content within the application to convey your message Creating, editing and voicing (optional we can hire a voice-over artist) the video.

Help Us Expand To New Revenue Streams

Summary : At SteepDeep Software, we specialize in creating interactive trail maps for ski resorts. We are now aiming to extend this concept to the adventure tourism mountain biking sector. Background : Adventure tourism significantly attracts visitors to British Columbia. Tourists come to BC to enjoy its diverse mountains, paddle across its pristine lakes, and, for this project, bike down its extensive and challenging trail systems. Small communities throughout the province highlight these trail systems to attract tourists. Their marketing websites often feature sections dedicated to mountain biking, detailing the types of riding available, amenities, area stories, and various geographical information to encourage visits. However, this information is typically scattered across multiple web pages, making it difficult to find and lacking in broader geographical context. To address this, we are developing a new product aimed at tourism associations to help them showcase their trail systems and inspire potential visitors. Project Steps : With your assistance, we aim to target tourism associations to determine their interest in using our interactive map to promote their communities. The project involves several steps for students: Researching communities and tourism associations across Canada where mountain biking is a significant tourism attraction. Finding contact information for tourism associations, including phone numbers, key actors, and emails. Identifying potential clients by ranking associations based on key metrics. Cold emailing and cold calling top-ranking associations to gauge potential interest. Compiling a report outlining your findings.