Hi – my name is Erich Seamon. I am a climate and data scientist at the University of Idaho, where I am currently working on my Ph.D. in agricultural relationships to climate processes under Dr. Paul Gessler. I have extensive experience in data science, GIS, and climate science impacts, and am a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) as well as a Geographic Information Systems Professional (GISP).
I have a background in geographic information systems (GIS), using ArcGIS desktop, ArcGIS server, python, R, as well as managing spatial data within several flavors of databases (SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, MongoDB). I regularly deploy GIS-based web services, manage geodatabases, and use modeling efforts to understand spatial patterns and relationships.
In the attached Python Jupyter notebook, data from two distinct sources are used: 1) stream temperature observational locations, taken from the USFS NorWEST regional stream temperature database, and 2) gridded climate data from the University of Idaho’s GridMET team (led by University of Idaho’s Dr. John Abatzoglou).