Simon Goring is a Data Platform Specialist and research scientist with 13 years of experience applying advanced spatio-temporal and geospatial analysis to understand vegetation change across continental scales over the past 21,000 years. Currently based in Wisconsin and holding roles at the University of British Columbia and formerly University of Wisconsin–Madison, he designs and leads interdisciplinary projects, writes grants, and delivers reproducible R-based workflows for large, complex datasets. As part of EarthCube’s Engagement Team he bridges developers and end users to improve geoscience cyberinfrastructure and translate linked data solutions into real research impact. His strong publication record and history of public outreach — via social media, an academic blog, and direct engagement — reflect a commitment to both scientific rigor and broader science communication. Known for turning challenging technical questions into collaborative, implemented solutions, he brings domain expertise in plant biology and paleoecology combined with practical data-platform engineering.
13 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Plant Biology, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Plant Biology at University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biology/Biological Sciences, General, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biology/Biological Sciences, General at Simon Fraser University
A repository to generate an overal summary of the Neotoma DB from a set of SQL and API calls.
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neotoma-databasermarkdownsql
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