Summary
Andrew Plowright is a Senior Geomatics Officer and remote sensing specialist with nine years of professional experience applying LiDAR, drone and satellite data to rigorous geospatial and natural resource applications. Based at Natural Resources Canada and active as a freelance consultant, he combines hands-on data science—machine learning, image classification, R/Python/JavaScript—and GIS expertise (ArcGIS/QGIS/OSGeo) to turn large sensor datasets into actionable maps and analyses. He is the author of the open-source ForestTools library and blends technical work with strong cartographic and visualization instincts rooted in a background in graphic design. Fluent in English, French and trained in Spanish, he brings a multidisciplinary perspective that spans research leadership, government mapping, and practical field-oriented surveying.
9 years of coding experience
B.A., Graphic Design, B.A., Graphic Design at Université du Québec en Outaouais
M.Sc., Remote Sensing, M.Sc., Remote Sensing at The University of British Columbia
Honours B.A., Geomatics and Spatial Analysis, Honours B.A., Geomatics and Spatial Analysis at University of Ottawa
Certificate in Spanish, Certificate in Spanish at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico