My name is Andy Atallah, and I recently earned a Master of Science in Geographic Information Science and Technology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. I have experience with GIS from both this program and from my time at Middlebury College, where I enrolled in many Geography courses while completing my Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies and Biology.

Here, on my portfolio website, you can find samples of GIS projects I have completed for supervisors, professors, and clients. You can also view the most recent version of my resume.

Some recent projects I have worked on include the following:

• A public-facing ArcGIS Experience Builder application showing an estimated carbon sequestration rate in 40,000 tax parcels containing salt marsh from New York to Maine;
• An R project to produce species distribution models of an invasive plant using maximum entropy modeling;
• A recreation of a topographic map of the UMass Amherst campus, completed from scratch, now used in an introductory Geology course at the University.

Please browse to the GIS Projects page to view all projects.

I am eager to put my mapping skills to work in a position in the geospatial and/or environmetal sectors. I welcome contact at my personal email, aatallah101@gmail.com.