Making single-purpose websites out of geographic datasets.
Quick yet revealing look at how States rank in every census category. Serving the latest figures from the American Community Survey.
A feed of random country facts. Retrieves and parses World Factbook JSON files on-the-fly, with over 250 custom maps.
A tidy economic summary of ASEAN nations, with colored ranking and custom regional map.
Working in a number of styles: thematic, topographic, vector and illustration.
A portfolio of my work on GitHub, showcasing a few map styles.
A growing library of base maps in raster and vector formats that anyone can use or edit.
Posting maps-in-progress and short tutorials on my Twitter account. Follow me @newgeographer2.
Data processing, visualization and analysis in Linux and open source software. Areas of interest:
Working with global forecasts of potential weather scenarios from the Canadian GEM model. Also, current meteorology data from METAR reports.
Doing terrain and hydrological analysis on global 30m and 90m digital elevation models from ALOS and SRTM. Also, image classification and vegetation indices on Landsat and MODIS imagery.
Working with OpenStreetMap geographic and tag data to explore spatial relationships in the city. For example, looking at amenities, infrastructure and other street-level data against population and housing data from the US Census.
Sharing most of my work thru these open source repositories:
All the software and scripts you need to make Linux a complete Geographic Information System from command line.
A big list of useful expressions to manipulate geographic features in the open source mapping software QGIS.
A big list of SQL commands and shell scripts for cooking with the geospatial database PostgreSQL/PostGIS.