Couple hour long project for a white elephant. Design ripped off straight from the first page of Google Image results. Little underappreciated, but c'est la vie.
A project that has frustrated me to no end. I was inspired to make this after watching my bestie detangle a small box of necklaces for about two hours. The velcro necklace holder fixes that issue beautifully-- but I fear for the safety of the earrings without a stiff casing. She loves this bag and uses it all the time, but in my mind it is still a prototype.
Chicken quilt!! I adore this quilt. Made of flannel through and through. I like how the free motion quilting is reminiscent of a rooster comb. Really nailed this one.
Updated all wetland boundaries and classifications on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) for the National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) using ArcGIS Pro. Available on the NWI Wetlands Mapper by end of 2023.
This is a short training video on digitizing wetlands in ArcGIS Pro, made for the National Wetlands Inventory. I adapted it from a portion of my final presentation to USFWS and US Air Force stakeholders about mapping the wetlands on Joint-Base Elmendorf Richardson after a request from the audience. Watch it here!
Organization:
USFWS, Student Conservation Association
I volunteered to travel and camp for 2.5 weeks with four other team members through the Alaskan wilderness to study primary forest succession. We relocted and documented the status of 50 plots in remote marine environments in Glacier Bay National Park, braving poor weather, biting insects, and bear country. I've never had so much fun! Read about the experience from the project lead's blog here and here.
As a crew member in the Washington Conservation Corps (WCC), I restored native riparian and wetland ecosystems in King County, WA. I wrestled with Himalayan blackberry and English Ivy, personally planted over 4000 native trees, shrubs, and live stakes, and kept the team safe and healthy with daily safety talks.
I volunteer as an interpreter at the Seattle Aquarium's indoor touch pool exhibits, encouraging empathy and curiosity in our squeamish visitors. Stop by for a sea urchin hug!
This project brought me light in those early quarantine days. I generated random spirals using node.js, embroidered my favorites, and used the embroidery as ink stamps. Check it out here!
I implemented a k-means clustering algorithm (using Python libraries such as OpenCV, scikit-learn, and SciPy) to classify cropped areas of images from the NEOWISE satellite into "cosmic ray" or "not cosmic ray." Checkout this notebook on my Github to see my work.
