Every live GIS, remote-sensing, and spatial-statistics project in one place — Sri Lankan urban growth to Ruhr spatial econometrics to German transit accessibility. Each entry below links to its written case study and, where one exists, its standalone interactive webmap.
Four Local Area Development Plans (Ja-Ela, Ragama, Jaffna), remote-sensing urban-growth modelling for Colombo and Jaffna, urban-morphology metrics, and a saltwater-intrusion disaster-risk assessment for Sri Lanka's Southern Province.
A six-project methods hub: MGWR & five-regime Spatial Durbin modelling, a GWR coefficient explorer, regime- and grid-level landscape-metrics monitors for Dortmund, LISA cluster diagnostics for the Ruhr, and a four-dataset spatial-statistics methods portfolio (Brexit, Tokyo, Sri Lanka, US inequality).
Network-based (not straight-line) 400m walking service areas across Dortmund's 2,832km footpath network, computed against transit stops and grocery stores, aggregated to district-level coverage.
GTFS bus-route frequency analysis combined with 400m network walkability for commercial, education, and health amenities, overlaid on Münster's bicycle network to see where cycling closes the walking-distance gap.
A composite accessibility index for a 1,331-cell grid, combining street-network centrality, pedestrian density, and public-transport access via Queen-contiguity spatial weights, with Local Moran's I (LISA) cluster diagnostics.
The global fossil-to-renewable electricity capacity shift (2010–2024) paired with a UN Comtrade analysis of global copper export trends through the 2021 commodity rebound.