EOSC 410 - Term Project:
The capstone assignment for this data science course involved investigating a research question using publicly available data and analyzing this data in Python using the skills we learned throughout the term.
ENVR 420 - Lab Assignment:
In this project, I used hydrological and land-cover data from a watershed in Oregon, USA, to evaluate how patterns of hydrological partitioning are influencing catchment scale evapotranspiration. Data was collected from the MOPEX dataset online, processed and analyzed in R-Studio.
ENVR 420 - Lab Assignment:
The purpose of this report was to compare the different methods for measuring daily evapotranspiration in a watershed near Campbell River, BC. Hourly streamflow, groundwater level, evapotranspiration, precipitation, and temperature data were collected and then later processed using R programming software.
GEOB 406 - Term Project:
This course gave me the unique opportunity to do a research project using data collected for an ongoing project in the Department of Geographical Sciences. I was tasked with performing my own analysis and writing a full scientific report on my findings.
GEOB 408 - Term Project:
As my final project for the course, I conducted research on the Lowell Glacier in the Yukon Territory. My goal was to examine the relationship between glacier mass balance and surging events. This involved tracking ELA of the Lowell Glacier over time using LANDSAT imagery in conjunction with elevation data, as well as previously published work using ArcGIS.
