Past Projects

A website to access visualization publications from multiple venues.

How can you tell if a tabular dataset comes from valid data collection methods or from thin air? This project attempts to facilitate the data forensics needed to answer this question.

This interactive page demonstrates how horizon chart visualizations work.

This project, ultimately published in IEEE VIS as a best paper honorable mention award uses exemplar cells to aid the comparison different cancer treatment drugs.

Small particle shapes in paint affect how light interacts with the coating. This visualization aids in the exploration of different particles designs and their properties.

This visualization tool provides several tools to look at multivariate trajectory data. Created as a final project for a visualization class, some of the code/ideas generated here made it into the Loon project.

Functional Boxplots are an extablished technique that extends traditional boxplots to work with collections of functions. This tool is an interactive implementation of that technique.

This personal project was inspired after many hours stuck at home during covid. The tool guides an interval style workout. Since it selects workouts from any google spreadsheet it was easy to craft an at-home version.

Chrome extension to replace the new tab screen on Chrome. It features a searchable bookmarks interface, and countdown widget to upcoming dates.

Classic Snake Arcade Game. With more data visualizations and 💩 than the original.

Particle systems have been a versatile and impressive effect in computer graphics for years. In this homework assignment I use them to create various visual effects, including bubbles and fireworks.

Using physics to drive animations is a good way to improve the realism of the motion. In this assignment I use fundamental properties of physics to create more compelling water simulations.

Craig Reynolds' boids was a seminal work for creating natural motion for crowds. I use his method to animate a flock of butterflies in this graphics assignment.

The ever popular Game of Life has been fascinating computer scientists for decades. I use pixel shaders to compute the game logic and add a couple visual tweaks to create some striking visuals.

Hidden in Plain Sight is wonderful game that is always a fun time with friends. For my final class project my friends and I decided to pay homage to this game with our own implementation.

Pathfinding is used extensively in robotics and computer graphics. I implement agent pathfinding around static obstacles using a roadmap for this assignment.

If anyone else has played Pandemic they know the satisfaction of infecting the world with a deadly virus. In a journalism class we discussed how things on the internet go viral. For one assignment I created a silly game where you try to ''infect'' the internet with your viral phenomenon.