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simonrolph/README.md

Hello!

Work stuff: I work at UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology as a data scientist. Working with biodiversity data (primarily citizen science data), analytics, modelling, visualisation and web interfaces. Working mostly in R, with bits of Python.

Non-work stuff: I like making little web things. Hot Moths (a tinder-style dating site for moths), iNaturalist Live (a world map of live activity on iNaturalist) and Easily Missed (a tool for finding gaps in observations of regionally common species).

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  1. easily_missed easily_missed Public

    Web app for identifying missing local records of regionally common species 🔎🐛🦇

    HTML 7 1

  2. iNatGuessr iNatGuessr Public

    A Guessr-style game for iNaturalist 🌍🐦🐛🌿

    JavaScript 8 1

  3. BiologicalRecordsCentre/recorder-feedback-content BiologicalRecordsCentre/recorder-feedback-content Public

    R code and templates for generating recorder feedback content

    R 1 1

  4. simpopmods simpopmods Public

    R package for creating simulated integral/matrix population models. Developed as part of my PhD

    R 3

  5. hotmoths hotmoths Public

    What if we could talk to moths then made a dating app?!? #CDE22 Hackathon entry

    R 1

  6. inatcounter inatcounter Public

    Live visualisation of iNaturalist observations and identifications

    HTML 2