The FracTracker Oil & Gas Wells Data Portal was developed as a public facing self service application. I was the sole developer of both this frontend application as well as the entire ETL pipeline that supplies it with the normalized data collected from dozens of state agencies.

The application itself uses Django framework and the map interface takes advantage MapLibre GL JS's native inclusion of WebGL. Well counts add up quickly so we're fetching pre-rendered vector tiles from a google cloud bucket.

You can find the live version at: wells.fractracker.org

While there are buffer count tools available out of the box, we wanted the ability to have multiple rings produce their counts in a single click. It was taken a step farther by providing the user with the ability to edit the buffer color and radius as well as adding up to 5 total buffers.

This was all made possible by leveraging the ArcGIS Maps SDK.

You can find the live version at: arlington-tx-schools.fractracker.org