Colorado Avalanches
In the spirit of winter and hoping for snow in Vermont, I put my final project from Intro to Data Science in Fall 2022 on my Github. The assignment was to ma...
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2023
Hurricane Ida Twitter Activity
This study is a replication of Professor Holler’s study of Twitter activity during Hurricane Dorian in 2019, instead analyzing Twitter activity during Hurric...
Preanalysis of Hurricane Ida Twitter Replication
For my independent project, I am analyzing Twitter activity during Hurricane Ida. The hurricane made landfall in Louisiana and made its way up the east coast...
Reproduction of Kang (2020)
Building on the first reproduction of Kang (2020)’s study measuring the spatial distribution of healthcare resources during the Covid-19 pandemic, Alana and ...
Reproduction of Spielman (2020)
We successfully reproduced Spielman et al. (2020)’s reproduction of Cutter et al. (2003)’s Social Vulnerability Index (SoVI) by getting the same results. To ...
Multi-Criteria Models
What can social vulnerability models can teach us about building other multi-criteria models?
Reproducing Malcomb (2014)
I reproduced a study by Malcomb et al. (2014) that quantified climate vulnerability across Malawi by calculating a vulnerability score. This score was compos...
Reproducing Chakraborty (2021)
Despite achieving the same qualitative results of the original study (that PwDs are more likely to experience negative impacts from Covid-19 due to other dem...
Reproducibility and Open GIScience
Open-source GIS not only solves many causes of the reproducibility crisis but also has other added advantages for individual researchers who adopt the ethos ...
Is GIS a Science?
Science shouldn’t be defined by finding what is true. Conducting science is to approach the truth by chipping away at uncertainty. Although complete accuracy...