Professional - Earth Science

I currently help out with the MODIS site, updating the Image of the Day feature. MODIS is an instrument on both the Aqua and Terra satellites.

The following are all older projects dated 2003 and earlier, so some of the info might be out of date.

These are the Lab for Terrestrial Physics annual reports for 2001, 2002, and 2003. I designed the covers, and did all the organization, layout, and was responsible for getting them printed. The reports were about 160-225 pages long!

This is a general interest site for the MOLA instrument. This is the 2nd look for this site - it had to be redesigned to fit the new NASA look and feel. I also wrote up the MOLA Discovery articles.

I designed this site for the Grow Smart education project.

This is a website I designed for the GLAS instrument on the ICESat.

I did this web site in July 2002 - it is the Landsat 7 Earth as Art Gallery. The images are incredible! Here's a writeup in the Art Quotient.

The Earth as Art exhibit has been featured on CNN, CBS News Online, MSNBC, and slashdot.org. It was also featured on the December 9, 2002 "Kids Post" section of The Washington Post!

This is the web site I did for the Simplesat satellite.

This is the web site I did for the Lab for Terrestrial Physics Outreach & Education site. It's no longer live.

"The Adventures of Amelia the Pigeon" is an interactive Web site that was developed to teach children in grades K-4 about remote sensing and change over time. Ginger Butcher is the project lead on this, I helped out with the initial research and design.

	This is an advertisement poster I did for this project - it shows change over time in Battery Park. Click on the thumbnail for a larger image.

In April 2000, I started working on the Echo the Bat project. We have used Echo as a test bed for research on Web Accessibility issues. Our summer intern Sara Skroh helped me with the research on assitive technologies (like screenreaders) and Sara, Ginger Butcher, and I gave a presentation to the Goddard Web Masters group on our findings. I also worked on the Electromagnetic Spectrum section on the Echo feature.