A collection of my geospatial analysis and visualization work, demonstrating skills in web mapping, data integration, spatial analysis, and storytelling with maps.
Full-stack web application that visualizes education and GIS job opportunities across California. Features real-time API integration with Adzuna and EDJoin job databases, dynamic search functionality, custom markers, and interactive popups displaying job details including salary ranges and locations.
Technologies: JavaScript, p5.js, Leaflet.js, Node.js, MongoDB, REST APIs
Highlights: Real-time data integration, responsive design, custom backend deployment
View Live Map →Comprehensive data visualization dashboard analyzing 200,000+ significant military activities in Iraq (2003-2011). Features interactive geographic mapping with heatmap visualization, temporal analysis showing daily incident patterns across eight years, and statistical breakdowns by incident type and category. Built with server-side architecture for efficient data processing and responsive client-side rendering.
Technologies: Node.js/Express, p5.js, Leaflet.js, ApexCharts, REST APIs
Highlights: Server-side data processing, multi-chart dashboard, temporal heatmaps, responsive design
View Dashboard →Interactive campus map developed for San Diego State University, featuring building locations, campus facilities, and navigation tools. Designed to help students, faculty, and visitors navigate the campus effectively.
Technologies: ArcGIS Online, Web AppBuilder, Spatial Data Collection
Skills Applied: Cartographic design, user experience, data accuracy
View Interactive Map →Interactive StoryMap exploring the history, culture, and geography of Florence, Italy. Combines historical research with modern mapping techniques to create an engaging narrative experience about this Renaissance city.
Technologies: ArcGIS StoryMaps, Historical Research, Multimedia Integration
Focus: Narrative cartography, cultural geography, visual storytelling
View StoryMap →Literary geography project mapping the journey of Edmond Dantès from Alexandre Dumas' classic novel. Traces the protagonist's path across the Mediterranean, connecting fictional narrative with real geographic locations.
Technologies: ArcGIS StoryMaps, Historical Geography, Route Analysis
Skills: Literary analysis, historical cartography, creative visualization
View StoryMap →Currently developing additional projects focused on environmental analysis, renewable energy site assessment, and infrastructure visualization. Check back for updates as I continue building my GIS portfolio throughout my academic program.
Areas of Interest: Renewable energy, environmental conservation, military applications