Senior Product Manager
Ten years of product, the last 5 focused on using geospatial data to support causes such as climate change, wildfire monitoring, and GHG emission monitoring. This site gathers a few of those projects, and insight into how I operate.
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Mostly open source, mostly maps. Tools built with scientists, journalists and advocates who need to see what the data is saying.
Mapping detention centers and the flow of deportees
A live playground for cloud-native data formats
Agentic singing coach that uses quantitative measurements of your singing exercises to guide coaching.
Federated platform for Earth science data
Visualizing open source contributions
Monitoring Oil & Gas emissions across the entire supply chain
Open source, self-hosted storybuilding tool for geospatial data
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Conference talks and workshops showcasing some of my recent work.
Highlighting some of NASA's recent work with wildfires and upcoming work with the NASA FireSense project to work directly with fire analysts to evaluate the use of satellite data in fire spread modeling.
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Overview of technologies and strategies for better science storytelling using open source technology, using my work with NASA as an example.
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Reviewing the NASA Wildfire Tracking Lab's method for identifying and monitoring fires across North America, and the open source technology that enables easy access to the data.
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I'm Anthony. I've been building software for a decade now.
I've been fortunate enough to collaborate with some of the smartest cats around, and together reach millions of users.
I currently work at Development Seed, where I focus on building open source tools that make geospatial data more accessible — from climate science and wildfire monitoring to sustainable agriculture and beyond. What excites me most is hearing stories of how our work with groups like NASA, Planet Labs, and Rocky Mountain Institute make a real difference in the world today.
I'm addicted to the outdoors and energized by people. So you're likely to find me working on a cafe patio or decompressing in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest. But for all the moments in between when I'm at a keyboard, drop me a line.