Published Academic Research

My research to date focuses broadly on innovative climate change and earth systems data visualization methodologies, including data physicalization, materiality, and embodied cognition; human geography and climate epistemologies; color theory; scientific communication; alternative venues; and cross-disciplinary evaluation.

Google Scholar

Forthcoming

Affective, Hand-Sculpted Glyph Forms for Engaging and Expressive Scientific Visualization

IEEE Vis Arts Program 2022— first author, paper + conference presentation

Past

Multi-Touch Querying on Data Physicalizations in Immersive AR

ACM Interactive Surfaces and Spaces — co-author, paper + conference presentation

Affective Palettes for Scientific Visualization: Grounding Environmental Data in the Natural World

IEEE Vis 2021 — first author, paper + conference presentation

Scientific Visualization of Antarctica Ice Sheet and Southern Ocean Evolution

Supercomputing Conference 2020 — scriptwriter

Enabling Cross-Cutting Visualization for Geoscience

IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications — co-author, journal paper

Environmental Visualization: Moving Beyond the Rainbows

PEARC 2020 Conference — first author + presenter

Using close Reading as a Method for Evaluating Visualizations

BELIV Conference — contributing author

Automatic Generation of Data Legends

Vis 2020 — contributing author

Printmaking, Puzzles, and Studio Closets: Using Artistic Metaphors to Reimagine the User Interface for Designing Immersive Visualizations

Vis 2020 — contributing artist

IEEE Computer Grahpics & Applications

Cover Story — visualization artist

American Geophysical Union (AGU)

Several talks and workshops