What's Your Vote Worth?
CodePen D3js Experiments
Pixels and Charts
Formula 1 World Circuits
Canvas Flowmap Layer
Flight Tracker
Night and Day
Antipodes
Around the World
Antipodes 2D
ISS View
Faroe Islands Whaling
Choropleth Hillshade
Python Raster Functions
Presentations and Press
I'm a geospatial web developer at Foursquare, focusing on the Studio platform, and also perviously served as the Non-Academic Director of the AAG Cartography Specialty Group. My own schooling focused heavily on cartography and remote sensing time-series analysis.
Some of my work has been featured by:
- KANTAR Information is Beautiful Awards 2019: GOLD winner in "Maps, Places & Spaces" category for "Earth at Night, Mountains of Light"
- John Metcalfe, The Washington Post: "If night lights were mountains: Cartographer invents whole new way to look at Earth"
- Matt Largey, KUT 90.5 Austin's NPR Station: "Shining Cities On The Hills: Check Out This Map Of Texas Cities Showing Their Brightness In Peaks"
- KANTAR Information is Beautiful Awards 2018: Longlisted for "What's Your Vote Worth?"
- The CodePen Spark: "Melody, Maps, and Mood"
- Kenneth Field: "Favourite maps from 2018"
- Nathan Yau, FlowingData: "Night lights mapped as terrain"
- Nathan Yau, FlowingData: "Aviation tracker with depth"
- Jim Vallandingham: "Multivariate Map Collection"
- Maps Mania: "The Leaflet Flowmap Layer"
Lately, I've been enjoying collaborating with other folks to make compelling web maps and data visualizations in a variety of front-end JavaScript frameworks. It's been a lot of fun working on open-source projects like Kepler.gl, Esri Leaflet, and contributing to Projection Wizard. I occasionally push pixels by writing scientific algorithms to analyze complex Earth observation data.
Past affiliations include: