Name: Matthew R.V. Ross
Type: User
Company: Colorado State University
Bio: I am a watershed biogeochemist and ecologist with a passion for tidy, agile, data-rich, and other buzzwordy programming and visualization tools. Mostly in R.
Location: Fort Collins, CO
Blog: https://rossyndicate.com/
Matthew R.V. Ross's Projects
Starter code for Assignment 1 which demonstrates a variety of tricks that can be used with RMarkdown
This is just a demo
Code to visualize the aquasat dataset
Just a demo goodie
This repo is for brief tutorials and walkthroughs of datasets and worklfows
A project looking at the synchronicity of vegetation growth and sediment dynamics in global deltas.
Introductory material to using R for geospatial analysis.
Workplace for understanding trends in global extractive industries.
Code for Go 4 Graham Data Dance Party Visuals
What will we do with our 15 hours of sun?
A project to introduce time series analysis from munging raw data to final data visualizations.
R package that extends ggplot2
A project to identify global river obstructions.
If you are joining or collaborating with the lab, this is a good place to start to look at our operating procedures with git and github.
Public version of an app in progress
A collection of Shiny Apps written by: Molly Rosenstein, Tess Harper, Aaron Berdanier as part of Duke's Data+ program in collaboration with Rebecca Vidra at Duke
River Genome Context Project
Eventually a nice new lab website will be here!
This repository pulls reflectance values from the chebysev center points of lakes in the HydroLakes database and analyzes large scale patterns in lake attributes.
An automated system for creating spectrally consistent and cloud-free Landsat image time series stacks from a combination of MSS, TM, ETM+, and OLI sensors
A nice Rmarkdown template for a CV, courtesy of svmiller's template (http://svmiller.com/blog/2016/03/svm-r-markdown-cv/)
Personal Website
Shiny app that shows daily estimates of chemical weathering rates in mined/unmined ecosystems of West Virginia
Code and data for ShinyApp for exploring mines in Southern W.V.
This is a public repository documenting analyses looking at changes in geomorphology of mountaintop mined (MTM) catchments in southern West Virginia
This is a demonstration of a function (maybe one day a package) that allows user to have rasters morph into each other. Particularly useful for demonstrating land-use change in 3D
R Package for Producing and Visualizing Hillshaded Maps from Elevation Matrices, in 2D and 3D
River Observation Timing From Landsat