About me

I’m an environmental scientist specializing in water resource management, with expertise in geospatial analysis, data visualization, and scientific monitoring. I am currently a Biologist at Cabrillo National Monument, where I leverage my skills in GIS, R programming, and creative science communication to lead multiple natural resource monitoring programs. My experience ranges from analyzing water footprints of electric car batteries to designing fog monitoring systems in drought-prone climates.
With a Master’s in Environmental Management from Duke University and a background in wetland restoration and conservation, I’m passionate about addressing water resource challenges through innovative, data-driven approaches.
Career focus
- Water footprint analysis and sustainability
- Monitoring program design and implementation
- Geospatial analysis of water resources
- Climate resilience and adaptation strategies
Toolkit
- R and R Shiny Data analysis
- Python Data analysis
- Microsoft Excel Data analysis
- ArcGIS Pro Geospatial
- ArcGIS Online Dashboards Geospatial
- ModelBuilder Geospatial
- Survey123 Field data collection
- GitHub and Markdown Publishing
Scientific skills
- Environmental monitoring
- Field data collection
- Water quality analysis
- Ecological assessment
- Scientific writing and data visualization
- Bilingual in English and Japanese
Education
Master of Environmental Management, Water Resources ManagementDuke University, Nicholas School of the Environment, May 2023
Bachelor of Arts, Environmental ScienceColby College, May 2019
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