2025: piccard2
Skills: Clustering algorithms, data visualization and spatial data in Python, package deployment
Supervisor: Prof. Fernando Calderon Figueroa (Dept. of Human Geography, UofT Scarborough)
In summer 2025, I participated in the Summer Undergraduate Data Science (SUDS) program's 2025 cohort working on an update to piccard, a Python package intended to make it easier to analyze geographically inconsistent census data using a graph data structure. You can learn more about piccard here and install it via PyPI.
View the git repo here.
Skills: Clustering algorithms, data visualization and spatial data in Python, package deployment
Supervisor: Prof. Fernando Calderon Figueroa (Dept. of Human Geography, UofT Scarborough)
In summer 2025, I participated in the Summer Undergraduate Data Science (SUDS) program's 2025 cohort working on an update to piccard, a Python package intended to make it easier to analyze geographically inconsistent census data using a graph data structure. You can learn more about piccard here and install it via PyPI.
View the git repo here.
2024: GTA Urban Emissions Project
Skills: Full-stack web development, PHP, PostgreSQL, Salesforce products, Leaflet web mapping, spatial analysis with R and ArcGIS
Supervisors: Profs. Robert Soden (Dept. of Computer Science, UofT St. George) and Debra Wunch (Dept. of Physics, UofT St. George)
In the summer of 2024, I participated in the Toronto Climate Summer School, during which my collaborators and I investigated a previously unknown source of methane in Toronto's Junction neighbourhood. That fall, I continued my work with Prof. Wunch's GTA Urban Emissions Project as an independent study. I conducted statistical and spatial analysis to identify possible new sources of methane emissions in Toronto, developed a comprehensive citizen science strategy for the GTA Urban Emissions Project, and designed a new user-friendly website for the group.
The updated website's domain has unfortunately expired but you can still view the git repo here. Also, my final paper for the independent study is available on the writing page.
Skills: Full-stack web development, PHP, PostgreSQL, Salesforce products, Leaflet web mapping, spatial analysis with R and ArcGIS
Supervisors: Profs. Robert Soden (Dept. of Computer Science, UofT St. George) and Debra Wunch (Dept. of Physics, UofT St. George)
In the summer of 2024, I participated in the Toronto Climate Summer School, during which my collaborators and I investigated a previously unknown source of methane in Toronto's Junction neighbourhood. That fall, I continued my work with Prof. Wunch's GTA Urban Emissions Project as an independent study. I conducted statistical and spatial analysis to identify possible new sources of methane emissions in Toronto, developed a comprehensive citizen science strategy for the GTA Urban Emissions Project, and designed a new user-friendly website for the group.
The updated website's domain has unfortunately expired but you can still view the git repo here. Also, my final paper for the independent study is available on the writing page.