The Myanmar Conflict Map is a platform to visualise and analyse the war in Myanmar. I led all design and implementation, including a dashboard of 20,000+ conflict events and six interactive visual essays. I also wrote scripts to reshape and significantly optimise the raw API data.
An educational piece for the Bob Brown Foundation on what koalas need, why they are in decline, why they are important, and what can be done to save them. Incorporates customised interactive maps, animated charts, satellite imagery, and entertaining graphics.
Uses data comprising 131 indicators for 26 countries over 5 years to assess the power of Asian states. I have led annual updates since 2021, updating the database, improving user interface, implementing newdata visualisations, and incorporating historical data capabilities.
Australia’s first youth-led security strategy. The brief was to build an engaging reading experience for a 30,000 word report. Achieved through a unique navigation and fluid animations, the end result would capture the attention of policy-makers and young leaders alike.
What impact have geography, politics, population, and economic development had on COVID‑19 outcomes around the world? This site gathered 500,000 visits in 3 months. Visit the archived version below.
Maps of economic corridors and new rail linkages fostered through China's Belt and Road Initiative. In 2020, the World Bank described the development of the emerging connective infrastructure as having “the potential to reshape the regional economic landscape”.
Key locations in the India–China border conflict: “These are the most elegant and easy to read maps of the Ladakh crisis that I’ve seen, and I’ve seen many” – Arzan Tarapore, Stanford scholar.
Visually compares how indigenous identity strongly correlated with a positive vote for independence in New Caledonia's first referendum on independence from France.