Projects
Projects make the site useful beyond a CV. This is where people can find things to reuse, cite, adapt, or invite you to talk about.
Ocean Fronts and Biodiversity
Research on how oceanographic fronts structure marine biodiversity and conservation priorities.
Useful for: conservation planning, spatial ecology, climate adaptation.
Reproducible Marine Ecology in R
Starter material for transparent analysis, maps, species distribution workflows, and environmental data processing.
Useful for: students, collaborators, workshop participants.
Workshops and Teaching
Hands-on teaching materials for climate change biology, marine megafauna, reproducible workflows, Git, GitHub, and environmental data processing.
Useful for: students, collaborators, workshop participants, and people looking for reusable training material.
Workshops and Teaching Materials
Climate Change Biology Hands-on Session
Course practicals for ESM 240 at the Bren School, focused on climate-smart marine conservation, CMIP6 climate data, R workflows, and applied climate change biology.
Audience: master’s students in environmental science and management.
Ocean Fronts and Marine Megafauna Workshop
Workshop eBook and practical material from the 2024 NACECC workshop in Halifax, with modules on setup, Git and GitHub, climate data, gridded rasters, ocean fronts, megafauna data, and CMIP6 models.
Audience: marine conservation researchers and workshop participants.
Megafauna and Climate Change Workshop
Teaching repository for a marine megafauna and climate change workshop, collecting reusable scripts, examples, and practical material for climate-informed biodiversity work.
Audience: researchers and students working with marine species, climate exposure, and reproducible analysis.
Guide to Climate Models in R
Older but still useful teaching notes for working with climate model outputs in R, especially as historical context for climate-data workflows and student onboarding.
Audience: learners getting started with climate model data in R.
Climate Data Operators Guide
Introductory guide to using CDO for CMIP climate data manipulation, including regridding, interpolation, batch processing, and summary operations on netCDF files.
Audience: students and analysts working with gridded climate data.