About Me
I'm a political scientist and geographer, finishing my bachelors degree at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. I specialize in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and have a passion for understanding the world using the medium of cartography. When I'm not busy studying, I take time to advocate for land-use and zoning reforms which would reduce our collective dependency on the car. I am also an avid board game player, nonfiction book enthusiast, and frequent patron of my local independent movie theater.
Featured Cartography
Projects
| Nicosia From Orbit | An examination of urban sprawl dynamics in the divided city of Nicosia, using satellite imagery and remote sensing tools, including Google Earth and ERDAS Imagine. |
| Small Boat Crossings | A statistical analysis of the "small boats" phenomena of migrants crossing the English Channel between France and the UK, and securitization processes therein. |
| Miscellaneous Stuff | A place for me to store other neat things I've done or am working on, even if they might not warrant their own write-up. Not limited solely to the geospatial or geostatistical. |