Beaumont, Texas

Data visualizations and digital twin platform exploration for helping technical and non-technical audiences understand the impacts of storm surge in Beaumont, Texas.

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              "project": "Beaumont, Texas",
              "year": "2024",
              "status": "data visualizations / digital twin platform exploration",
              "format": "3D visualization / Cesium web app exploration",
              "asset_status": "linked",
              "preview_target": "/assets/images/data-visualization/raw/",
              "research_group": "FloDisMod research group",
              "label": "regional risk"
              }
            

Goal

Create a data visualization tool that helps audiences with different technical backgrounds understand storm surge impacts through spatial, explorable visual artifacts.

Research Group

FloDisMod is a framework for flood and disease modeling, initially focused on the transborder region between South Texas and Mexico with a view toward expanding to coastlines around the world. The team studies relationships between emerging infectious diseases and extreme weather through flood, infectious disease, ecological, geospatial, and community-engaged research.

Open research group website

My Role

3D terrain modeling
interface concepting
visual storytelling
data preparation collaboration with PhD researchers
digital twin platform exploration

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