I am a certified planner (AICP) and a faculty member in the Department of Geography and Planning at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. My work sits at the intersection of urban planning, housing, and public policy, and GIS is the common thread: for several years I have used spatial analysis in policy research for state-level reports, and I have taught courses that integrate GIS into planning and geography.
My recent research examines whether online real estate services reproduce the geography of historical redlining, and how vacant suburban offices could be converted to housing. I am completing the GIS and Geospatial Technology Certificate at UCLA Extension and am preparing for the GISP credential.
Skills
ArcGIS Pro (spatial analysis, ModelBuilder, 3D, layouts, map series)
Spatial statistics (GeoDa: global and local Moran’s I)
Raster analysis (suitability modeling, cost distance, viewshed)
Python for data processing
Census and ACS data, housing and real estate data
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