This is my GitHub for personal projects.
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exohunter: a Python tool that searches NASA Kepler, K2 and TESS light curves for transiting-planet signals and vets them, benchmarked per mission against NASA's catalogues. A re-detection and triage tool for bright stars, not a discovery tool.
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Geospatial plugins for QGIS:
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Zenith: computes live satellite positions from orbital data and shows them moving on your map, tracking satellites in your current view or a drawn area, coloured by constellation, keyless from CelesTrak. (QGIS plugin page)
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Contrail: streams live ADS-B aircraft traffic onto your map as a moving layer, tracking planes in your current view or a drawn area, coloured by category, from several free data sources. (QGIS plugin page)
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Wake: streams live AIS marine vessel traffic onto your map as a moving layer, tracking ships in your current view or a drawn area, coloured by type, from several free data sources. (QGIS plugin page)
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SeaState US: loads NOAA tide, water-level, and buoy data as map layers and charts them over time. (QGIS plugin page)
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Outfall UK: maps UK bathing-water quality and which sewage overflows are discharging now, keyless from the UK regulators and water companies. (QGIS plugin page)
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Bolt: displays live lightning detections as they arrive and fade, using the same tracking engine as Wake, Contrail and Zenith. Source-only; not distributed through the QGIS plugin repository.
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Coatue Studio: My cartographic art practice, exploring the geometry of cities through maps of streets, buildings and property boundaries.
Astronomy, cartography, archaeology, designing and building circuits, small language models on constrained hardware, boat building, and sailing.