GIS, transport, society and other analytical ramblings.
Scientific work can sometimes, with a little added work, create nice or appealing graphics. Work on urban growth modelling led to this interactive design tool.
I recently read a journal article my supervisor had co-written and thought “I can replicate this!”. The article clearly laid out a method for creating a model that would distribute houses around a central business district based on the preferences of the agents and other model parameters.
Some data analysis ramblings on transport and society using GIS, R, Python, and other effective tools.