Florida Rivers

Maps of river Relative Elevation Model (REM) for three rivers in Florida, processed using Python RiverREM package with data from NOAA and visualized using ArcGIS Pro.

Three maps of rivers

Typhoon Halong

With Team Rubicon, I created this dashboard showing cell coverage in Alaska, as part of a larger ArcGIS Hub site, to support planning and field coordination during the response to Typhoon Halong in Alaska.

Hurricane Melissa

With Team Rubicon, I created maps for this published story map showing where Team Rubicon volunteers traveled to support disaster response in impacted regions.

Fires

This dashboard visualizes data about wildfire incidents from the Wildland Fire Interagency Geospatial Services (WFIGS) Group.

Dashboard of fires across the US.
Sea Level Rise

Sea level rise in Miami-Dade County using NOAA data, visualized using ArcGIS Pro.

Map of sea level rise.
Air Pollution

This dashboard visualizes county-level particulate matter data across the U.S., made in collaboration with another student.

Dashboard of air pollution across the US.
Geographic Mobility Map

This series of maps from 2012 to 2022 visualizes how the political party affiliation of voters who moved to Florida from other states changed over the years. I wrote a script to clean voter file data for multiple years, aggregated statistics by state with R, and created the maps with ArcGIS Pro. This map is published in a paper in the Political Science Quarterly: McKee et al., 2025.

Map of political party affiliation of voters who moved to Florida every two years from 2012 to 2022.
Over the Years

Reflecting on my background living in South Florida and my passion for geography and data, I created Over the Years, a digital artwork featuring a timelapse of flooding from sea level rise and a graph of changing sea levels over time. As part of the Climate Storytelling 2075 Anthology, this artwork was exhibited in fall 2025 at the Queens Council on the Arts in partnership with Ofrenda Fest in Queens, New York.

A digital self portrait, overlaid with a series of colored lines depicting sea level rise and a timelapse of sea level rise over a satellite image.

Coalescence

The artwork, titled “Coalescence” (the process of coming together to form a larger whole), includes a self portrait paired with a visualization of Apalachicola River in Florida, with data from the NOAA Office for Coastal Management. This artwork was featured in the Chengyu for Change zine with a workshop about environmental futures hosted at the Miami Beach Regional Library.

A portrait in black overlapping a river visualization from dark navy to an icy blue.