Applications

One of the best ways to demo concepts is to use real world examples. Here are a cross section of some of the most common ones I deploy, including a set of my own making. See also my past life as an academic making Google Earth Engine applications and my GitHub profile.

Flood Mapping

The largest portion of my applications deals with FIM

• HEC family of applications: Notes on the HEC originating modeling utilities with an emphasis on HEC-RAS 1 and 2D
• RRASSLER: A HEC-RAS 1D model accounting software
• RAS2FIM: A HEC-RAS 1D model library generation software
• CFIM: Continental Flood Inundation Mapping libraries from OakRidge
• FOSSFlood: A technically accessible Flood Impact Mapping software using CFIM
• OWP HAND FIM: The NOAA OWP HAND library generation software
• SCHISM: Total Water Level forecasts from the Office of Water Prediction
• FLDPLN: A stage based Flood Inundation Mapping Library from the University of Kansas
• FrankenFIM: A unifying framing for communicating FIM generation and execution.

Metrology

There are also several ways we measure the world. Most of these techniques require a remote pilot’s licence.

• GPS - Global Positioning Systems
• SFM - Structure from Motion
• PIV - Partical Imaging Velocimitry

Assorted

And a random grab bag of things I’ve found useful to document including:

• nlp - Natural Language Processing
• census data

I’ve also got a “now” page, glossary and junk drawer.