Turning environmental and spatial data into intuitive visual systems.
A case study tracing the evolution of water and ocean imagery, analyzing its influence on public understanding and policy, and proposing a new approach to designing visual tools that are more inclusive, accurate, and empowering.
GIS research showing the impact of pollution levels in streams and rivers on ocean acidification via estuaries. Presented at the NYC OceanTech Summit in May 2024.
A comprehensive training manual for the GMRT multibeam data editing workflow, developed during a practicum at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory under Vicki Ferrini. Covers MBedit, GeoMapApp, and the full preprocessing pipeline.
A geoprocessing analysis examining the relationship between U.S. EPA recycling infrastructure and population density, using buffer analysis, intersect, and spatial join operations to identify access disparities across six U.S. regions.
Water is the throughline of my work — from managing partnerships in the water and wastewater industry to graduate research in ocean data, seafloor mapping, and ocean governance. This portfolio showcases how I use data analysis and visualization across both.
Understanding data structure, relationships, and analytical goals through exploratory analysis.
Creating visual systems that balance aesthetic refinement with functional precision.
Building responsive, performant visualizations with rigorous accuracy validation.
Comprehensive technical documentation and knowledge transfer for maintainability.
Available for consulting projects, speaking engagements, and collaboration on visualization systems that demand both technical precision and design excellence.