Selected work

Geospatial software built around real technical operations.

These projects show how scientific logic, spatial data, and user workflows can become maintainable tools for engineering, government, and research teams.

Diagram of JALBTCX Toolbox modules for LiDAR processing and coastal analysis

LiDAR & coastal resilience

JALBTCX Toolbox

Operational need: Process large coastal LiDAR datasets consistently for elevation, volume, feature, and resilience analysis.

Delivered capability: A modular ArcGIS toolbox supporting volume calculation, feature extraction, resilience quantification, and visualization across hundreds of gigabytes of data.

Why it matters: Reusable modules make complex methods accessible inside familiar GIS workflows while supporting repeatability and technical review.

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LASAAP geospatial decision-support interface for Louisiana sediment evaluation

Restoration planning

LASAAP Toolbox

Operational need: Bring dispersed sediment information, environmental considerations, and regulatory requirements into a consistent evaluation workflow.

Delivered capability: A geospatial decision-support tool integrating multiple databases and regulations for sediment evaluation and ecosystem-restoration planning in Louisiana.

Why it matters: Structured evaluation helps technical teams compare alternatives and preserve the evidence behind decisions.

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ArcGIS Pro interface connected to Google Earth Engine datasets and processing

Cloud geospatial integration

Google Earth Engine–ArcGIS Pro Connector

Operational need: Give GIS practitioners access to Earth Engine data and cloud processing without abandoning familiar ArcGIS Pro workflows.

Delivered capability: Tools for exploring, downloading, uploading, processing, and managing Earth Engine resources from ArcGIS Pro.

Why it matters: The connector bridges desktop GIS and planetary-scale cloud analytics, reducing workflow fragmentation and broadening access to remote-sensing data.

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Delivery model

From expert method to operational capability

Tellus starts with the real analysis process: inputs, scientific assumptions, manual steps, quality controls, and decisions. We then design, validate, document, and hand off software that fits the team and its technical environment.

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