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Models for calculus, economics, statistics, and spatial analysis.

Open transport, regression, and spatial allocation tools

Spatial & 3D GIS overview → The spatial investment and LiDAR entries below, with the data type and limit of each.

  1. Stata and econometrics

    STATAverse

    Browser-based Stata practice, visible data preparation, regression and repeated-sampling investigations.

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  2. Spatial investment

    National NMTC financing atlas

    Observed New Markets Tax Credit financing across the United States: 8,439 projects and $71.019 billion in QLICI, 2001–2023 origination. Observed records, not outcomes.

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  3. LiDAR & 3D GIS

    3D geospatial portfolio

    Classified point clouds, building animations, reconstructed land and seabed surfaces, and an interactive terrain mesh.

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  4. Geospatial economics

    Spatial Investment Lab

    Compare investment locations in 3D, separate incentive offers from additional employment, and allocate a fixed budget using road-network access and distributional objectives.

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  5. Oceanographic visualization

    Hidden Rivers

    Compare depth-resolved current layers, real seafloor relief, and Tessera coastal embeddings in a 3D atlas.

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  7. Statistics education

    Distribution Lab

    Compute probabilities for 19 distributions, build the t, chi-square and F from their components, find the power of a test, and fit models to a simulated department whose true processes are hidden.

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  8. Microeconomics education

    Market Mechanics Lab

    Move supply and demand, then apply taxes, subsidies, price ceilings, and price floors and watch prices, trade, and surplus change.

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  9. Interactive mathematics

    Calculus in motion

    Move probes, grow rectangles, and explore log rulers and contour maps to connect derivatives with changes you can see.

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  10. Macroeconomics education

    Macroeconomics suite

    Explore growth, generations, monetary policy, debt and dynamic optimization through live models, equations and worked exercises.

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  12. Place-based policy

    NMTC coefficient decomposition

    Compare the pooled rural gap, the mean within-CDE estimate, and the separate descriptive decomposition.

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  14. Teaching practice

    Representation relay

    Follow one quantitative relationship through words, a table, an equation, a graph, and an interpretation.

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