GISDAY – Humanistic GIS Laboratory

The 22nd GIS Day is coming on November 18th, 2020! Initialized by Esri in 1999, GIS Day is an annual event celebrating the wide use of GIS. On this day, celebrating events will be held by geographers and GIS lovers all over the world. This year, UW’s Department of Geography will hold an event encouraging…

Our Team

Huating “Paul” Sun

paulsun8b8@gmail.com

Kerwin Jiao

zkjiao73@gmail.com

Yuke Cao

Yuke is passionate about continuously learning technologies and interested in the GIS and Data Science fields. She has experience with web mapping design and data visualization by using HTML, JavaScript, CSS, MySQL, Python, R. She is seeking opportunities where to grow knowledge in the data science area.

Brian Ho

A self-driven full-stack programmer who is passionate about learning trendy technologies. I have experience with python/Django, C#/ASP.NET stack, and MEAN stack(MongoDB,Express.js, Angular, Node.js). I am currently interested in Web map development and Machine Learning to understand human-nature interaction. Seeking a full-time software developer or data science opportunity after graduated to expand my exploration in the technology field.

https://bithedev.github.io

Steven Bao

In the discipline of geography, I’m interested in digital cartography and political geography.

Fengyu Xu

I have a great passion for the field of data science and data visualization. I’ve learned Python, R, Java and have experience with web mapping using JavaScript, CSS. I am looking for an internship opportunity to enhance my data analysis, visualization, or programming skills. The experiences of organizing events and cooperating with a variety of people enable me to communicate more efficiently within the team.

Jou Ho

I am interested in geographical information science, information technologies and their applications in our life. I have a software engineering experience in Japan and have been an active member of many cultural student organizations.

jouh@uw.edu

Tyler McCrea

Tyler is interested in human-environment interactions, technology, geo-visualization, and spatial analysis. He has an undergraduate degree in Urban Planning from Arizona State and has held positions at non-profits, including a high-speed rail advocacy group and a community planning council, as well as private sector work doing site selection, zoning and permitting, and as a web geographer.

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tyler_Mccrea