Supporting record · geographic information science
Research and earlier coursework in geographic information science.
Current public research
Annual population and night-light information are used to construct economically weighted distance for gravity models of trade.
Limit: the preprint does not establish the planned transport-network extension or a completed global panel.
The dissertation connects network position, within-country spatial heterogeneity, gravity econometrics, and optimal-transport theory.
Limit: later papers and datasets retain their own public status and should be read separately.
Earlier academic portfolio
Course and group projects completed during my GIS training.
Geocoded utility-territory, outage, weather, and tract-level information assembled for a planning course project.
A municipal planning dossier combining spatial analysis, design concepts, figures, and narrative. Collaborators are credited in the report.
A small pipeline exercise using elevation data to identify building footprints.