I'm a geospatial analyst and data specialist with a background in Plant Science, working independently on contract-based projects that lie at the intersection of GIS, remote sensing, data science, and environmental systems.
My journey began with botany and field ecology, but quickly evolved to include geospatial technologies and applied data workflows. After graduating from Edge Hill University and completing a formative year abroad in Canada focused on GIS and remote sensing, I've contributed to a diverse range of projects—from modelling public health risks and analysing agricultural systems to automating data pipelines across varied sectors.
This project used spatial analysis and predictive modelling to map malaria transmission across Uganda (2000–2020), assess environmental and land use influences, and forecast future risk areas under climate change scenarios.
View DetailsAnalysis of environmental variables and Zika virus transmission patterns in Brazil, focusing on identifying key climatic drivers and forecasting future case trends using statistical and geospatial techniques.
View DetailsComprehensive assessment of cat management strategies' impact on urban bird populations in residential areas, providing evidence-based recommendations for wildlife management and conservation.
View DetailsDigital colourisation and enhancement of scanning electron microscopy images for science communication and education, focusing on arthropod morphology and microstructures.
View DetailsI'm always interested in hearing about new projects and opportunities.
