Learning Log - My Learning Journey

There are many times when growth isn't really recognized until you stop and reflect on the past week, month, or even year. To me it is exciting when you can see your own growth in real time, doing something you once wouldn’t have known or thought to do. I've had a a few of those moments recently, and I wanted to share. I was creating a provider footprint map, and something didn't look right. When I investigated further, I was missing entire layers of data! Something didn't ge

I did something that was way, WAY out of my comfort zone. And you know what? I survived. In fact, I even enjoyed it. My data analysis and GIS work journey has been a completely online and remote experience. As such, it has felt kind of like I exist in a bubble. So when I saw there was a GIS day event at the local community college, I decided to check it out. I expected maybe a dozen or so people to attend, but I arrived to a pretty full room, maybe about 50 people. Many of th

I frame it as a question, because it's still surprising to me. When I started my data journey, Python was very far down the road for me....