1. Georgianna Strode Institute of Science and Public Affairs
Accurate population information is important for the delivery of important services such as disaster response, transportation planning, and health services. Census data are usually used for this purpose but unfortunately the resolution becomes coarse in sub-urban and rural areas, and this loss of information may affect the delivery of services such as health care or hurricane evacuations. My research involves integrating census data with local property maps and tax data to improve population data resolution and accuracy.
Developing high-resolution data of all types for research purposes
I can support health care researchers in creating customized maps, data, and visualizations for the presentation of their research.
My 25 years of experience in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), computer programming, and data analyses give me the ability to be a critical team member in designing and analyzing health care data and studies from a geographic perspective.