DANIEL FEWELL

In my most recent role, I have gained a lot of experience performing Vegetation Clearance Analysis. I started out in Vegetation Detections, where I combined wire vectors with LAS points in a proprietary ARC toolbox to determine vegetation threats to transmission and distribution wires. Following this, I inspected all of the outputs in Microstation and cleaned up any noisy data.

I asked my supervisors to train me in as many workflows as possible, eventually I grew into a role unarchiving and updating transmission and distribution models with current LAS in PLS-CADD.

In other projects, I extracted vector features on gas utility ROW from satellite imagery using ArcGIS Pro, then used these features to perform various encroachment and risk analyses. During each of these workflows I made use of geodatabases to verify project extents and create data products for clients or later use in data production.

In this project, I was challenged to create a one-page visual investigation incorporating data, geospatial visualizations in the forms of maps and/or satellite imagery, statistics, textual elements, and a write-up. I drew on the skills I learned in both ArcMap and R to design an engaging presentation, which transformed data into information.

If I were to recreate this project, I would orient the axes of the charts in the same direction and round the numbers (i.e. writing 1, 2, 3, 4 along the axis) then add "in millions" on the axis label. I would also remove the spelling / grammar error in the block of text at the bottom of the page.

Under Construction

Under Construction

Note that prior to this creating this script, I utilized PostgreSQL and PostGIS in the JupyterHub terminal to create the database and set up user access for this project. UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Maps produced in Tableau.