The presentation “From Evangel to NASA” was presented at Evangel Homecoming in 2024 to the Department of Natural and Applied Sciences students.

Unfortunately the presentation was not recorded. In lieu of a recording, you can access a PDF of the slides in the Downloads section below, or view a video of them (including animations and embedded video) below.

The views reflected in this presentation are mine alone, and do not reflect that of my employer, Caltech, or NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

The presentation “Searching the Stars with Atlas IV” was presented on-site to the 3rd Planetary Science Informatics and Data Analytics conference on June 23, 2022, at the European Space Agency in Madrid, Spain.

Homebrew is used by developers everywhere to install software packages not included with the macOS operating system. Developers may save a list of the installed packages on their system to a “Brewfile” with a simple brew bundle dump command. However, there’s no feature built-in to Homebrew that allows you to create Brewfiles regularly, and automatically.

I’m a huge fan of the Zenburn theme, which is a low-contrast color scheme originally created for vim. It’s nice on the eyes regardless of whether you’re working early in the morning or late at night.

The presentation “Searching the Stars with Atlas IV” was presented virtually to the 5th Planetary Data Workshop and the 2nd Planetary Science Informatics and Data Analytics meeting on Thursday, July 1, 2021.

The presentation “Cloud Processing of PDS Archival Products with Amazon Web Services, Kubernetes, and Elasticsearch” was presented virutally to the 5th Planetary Data Workshop and 2nd Planetary Science Informatics and Data Analytics meeting on Wednesday, June 30, 2021.