This article was written for the blog of the MapScaping podcast. It outlines the various components of the geospatial open source ecosystem.

Written as an introductory guide for those interested in geographic information systems, this is an approachable article with links to other learning sources.

This report evaluates three online mapping platforms that can be used to support environmental justice missions, and was conducted for a client who was looking for a recommendation on which tool to use.

This article is a resource for students looking for guidance on graduate GIS programs (commissioned by an Upwork client). It covers topics from tuition costs to curriculum and course schedules.

Stormwater management is reliant on accurate data and efficient technology. This MapScaping article outlines the use of GIS network analysis tools and how they can streamline this process.

A contribution to the MapScaping podcast site, this article details the differences in two major geospatial cloud computing services.

This guide to GIS degree programs was composed for an academic website whose audience is prospective tech students.

As the thesis to my Masters work at the University of Maryland, this document details the steps to creating a suitability model for tropical cyclone origin points in the Atlantic Ocean.

This MapScaping article describes some of the ways GIS can make emergency management procedures more efficient.

This short article was written as a freelance piece and commissioned by an outdoor recreation company. Its content features eco-friendly products for showering and washing dishes.

This guide, also written as a freelance piece for Joolca, explains some of the rules and regulations surrounding disposal of greywater in the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand.

In addition to event coverage, my role as a reporter and editor at the Daily Gamecock included musical, movie, and theater reviews. Review them here.