As a cartographer, I specialize in combining satellite imagery with other data sources to create rich, multivariate maps. I’ve worked with the world’s leading remote sensing scientists to help tell their stories and describe the potential of cutting-edge geospatial technologies.

Weather map of the United States featuring a perceptual palette and contours to simultaneously show temperature extremes and small changes.
Tracking the Chinese Surveillance Balloon from Space
Aquatic Dead Zones
Flood Risk & Building Footprints, Bangui, Central African Republic
Maps of monthly long-term climatology net flux data from CERES. In general, the Earth accumulates heat energy near the equator (red), and loses heat near the poles (blue). The latitudes receiving the most energy shift as the sun moves north and south
NASA Creates Insanely High-Res Map Of America’s Trees, And Offers A Lesson In Information Design
Shaded Relief Map of Mount St. Helens
I created this pair of maps for Felt to show the software’s cartographic capabilities and seamless web mapping. I combined pre- and post-eruption digital elevation models from the USGS with data from the National Map. Data processing in GDAL and QGIS
Subglacial Lakes, Antarctica
A Global Garden: Plants Storing Carbon
Maps of maximum sea ice thickness for 2011 and 2024, created with the help of GDAL. Based on CryoSat-SMOS Merged Sea Ice Thickness data from the Alfred Wegener Institute and ESA.
Map of Arches National Park made with PlanetScope data and featured at the 2021 Avenza users conference.
The global distribution of aerosols and the proportion of those aerosols that are large or small. Intense colors indicate a thick layer of aerosols. Yellow areas are predominantly coarse particles, like dust, and red areas are mainly fine aerosols, l