Work for Boston University
I had the opportunity to do some data visualization work for Boston University. There were a number of projects I worked on there, each with several team members, but here are three that have been published.
1. Lessons from Venice, Bostonia, Fall 2014
For this project, I developed an interactive map showing the predicted rise in sea level in the Boston area. I used Mapbox and Javascript.
2. Picturing a Long-Gone Citadel, BU Today Special Report
My part in this project was getting a rotatable 3D model of a citadel excavation site in Turkey to show up in the browser. I used three.js, which uses WebGL and a canvas backup. If the browser supports neither of those, it defaults to a static image. I did not create the model or design the page.
3. Five Thousand Heads are Better than One, BU Research
Similarly to the citadel, I used three.js to show a model of an ant brain. I did not create the model; I merely smoothed it and applied textures that matched the page design.