Sidewalk & Trails Master Plan
A citywide map of centers, paths, and trails for Millcreek. Made with Landmark Design.
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From city plans to western waters.
I help build public planning tools for Millcreek, Utah. My personal work explores water, drought, and landscapes across the West.
Salt Lake City · GISP
Esri UC Map Gallery finalist maps, 2025 and 2026
This month I’m making a map a day for the 30 Day Map Challenge.
4 of 30 posted
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- 5, Senses: Sight, coming November 5
- 6, Vintage, coming November 6
- 7, 10 minute map, coming November 7
- 8, Utopia, coming November 8
- 9, Urban-rural, coming November 9
- 10, Prompting only, coming November 10
- 11, Senses: Sound, coming November 11
- 12, Power, coming November 12
- 13, Interactions, coming November 13
- 14, Borgesian map, coming November 14
- 15, Inside out, coming November 15
- 16, Collaborative map, coming November 16
- 17, Light & dark, coming November 17
- 18, NULL, coming November 18
- 19, Senses: Smell, coming November 19
- 20, Hexagons, coming November 20
- 21, OpenStreetMap, coming November 21
- 22, Projections, coming November 22
- 23, Senses: Taste, coming November 23
- 24, Network, coming November 24
- 25, Is this a map?, coming November 25
- 26, Water, coming November 26
- 27, New tool, coming November 27
- 28, Senses: Feeling, coming November 28
- 29, Raster, coming November 29
- 30, Pen & paper, coming November 30
Selected work
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Future Land Use, Millcreek
The General Plan’s 13 future land use categories on one public wall map.
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Western Water Dashboard
Reservoir storage, mountain snow, and drought across eleven states. A Python pipeline rebuilds the data each morning.
30 Day Map Challenge
Maps of western water and Utah landscapes. Explore the data, methods, and stories behind each day’s map.
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Maps and computer science by day. Photography and more maps on the weekends.
During the week I’m a Senior GIS Analyst for Millcreek. I write the code behind the city’s planning maps, train city staff in GIS, and keep the data under those maps correct. Earlier I set up the city’s GNSS field program and drone program, built its stormwater inventory, and helped move staff off ArcMap.
On weekends I’m usually on a dirt road in southern Utah, out under dark skies with a camera, or on a winter trail run. I’ll take the long way if it has a better view. The photos end up at Dust and Starlight, and the places tend to end up on a map.