Open Source

I have built and maintained open-source geospatial tools since early in my career, and I keep dedicating time to it.

Tools

pyrsgis — a Python package to read, process and export GeoTIFFs. Available on PyPI and Anaconda, downloaded over 210,000 times.
Global Flood Mapper — a Google Earth Engine application that lets a user generate a flood map from Sentinel-1 SAR data without processing large volumes of imagery or writing cloud code.
AutoFloods — a Python package for automated flood mapping at scale from Sentinel-1 SAR imagery, which divides large regions into tiles so a workflow can run from a single tile up to a country-wide analysis. Currently in alpha release.
COINS — a tool to extract street hierarchy from raw OpenStreetMap network data. Now integrated into the MomePy Python package, and roughly ten times faster than the originally published version.
LandSTAC — a Python project connecting to the USGS LandsatLook STAC API. Currently in testing.