Quantifying the increase of violent conflict proximate to borders (national, colonial, religious, ethnic) with spatial regression.
Objective: determine the most significant proximity to which border type yields higher reported violent conflict events.
Method: perform multivariate regression analysis on the increase of violence with distance to borders controlling for confounding variables.
Result: statistically significant result showing proximity to religious borders, rivers, and coasts as having higher violence and fatalities.
Role: School Project
Skills: Google Earth Engine, Python, QGIS
Airborne Laser Scanning and tree identification methods with Canopy Height Models to quantify tree loss in avalanche paths.
Objective: test the possibility of using LiDAR data to measure post-avalanche tree loss.
Method: utilize tree detection algorithms from Canopy Height Models to quantify tree loss for plots in an avalanche path.
Result: measured average tree loss of 5% resulting from 2020 Utah South Monitor Bowl Avalanche, and identified locations of highest tree loss in the avalanche path.
Role: School Project
Skills: ArcGIS, Raster Calculation, Python
First local-level visibility into inventory data for HIV products.
Objective: to display latest inventory levels at all 3k+ pharmacies and last-mile distribution warehouses across Zambia.
Method: ETL Pipeline with reported inventory data (excel) to arcGIS.
Result: new access into local inventory levels for supply chain teams.
Role: Project Lead, USAID Global Health Supply Chain
Skills: Python, Esri Arcade