Daniel Hardesty Lewis
Urban planning, geospatial systems, and predictive modeling

Publications

Published work to date has focused on environmental model integration and intelligent interfaces, with more recent writing moving toward planning, valuation, and predictive spatial analytics.

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Peer-reviewed

Reports and current writing

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Development of a Framework of Data Interpolation, Scaling, and Homogenization (DISH)
A. Sun et al., with Daniel Hardesty Lewis
Technical report, 2021
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Towards a Shared Modeling Terminology and Problem Specification Framework
D. Khider et al., with Daniel Hardesty Lewis
Technical report, 2019
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Selected talks and posters

  • Estimating Inundation Extent and Depth from National Water Model Outputs and High Resolution Topographic Data, NOAA, 2021
  • Vector and Raster GIS Processing with Python in Jupyter Notebooks, TACC Institute of Planet Texas 2050, 2020
  • DataX and MINT Overview, Planet Texas 2050 Fall Research Showcase, 2019
  • MINT: An intelligent interface for understanding the impacts of climate change on hydrological, agricultural and economic systems, AGU, 2019
  • A unified data representation of Texas water resources, EarthCube, 2019
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