Research & Recognition
A collection of publications, academic work, research contributions, honors, and recognitions that reflect my interdisciplinary path across GIS, planning, analytics, and digital engineering.
Highlighted Publications
2027 • ACCEPTED Conference Paper • Aerospace
ECLIPSE: A Digital Engineering Ecosystem for Collaborative Lunar Base Architecting
Accepted for presentation at AIAA SciTech 2027. Interdisciplinary research connecting systems architecture, GIS-based planning, simulation, verification, and OpenUSD/NVIDIA Omniverse visualization for collaborative lunar-base development.
2024 • PUBLISHED HONORS THESIS • GIS & REMOTE SENSING
Urban Heat Island Analysis in Albany, New York
Published undergraduate honors thesis at Binghamton University examining urban heat islands using GIS, remote sensing, environmental data, and spatial analysis.
Read Published Thesis → https://orb.binghamton.edu/undergrad_honors_theses/37/
2026 • FORTHCOMING STUDIO REPORT • DIGITAL TWIN & URBAN PLANNING
Bancho Digital Twin /
2026 Tokyo Smart City Studio Final Report
Forthcoming Georgia Tech studio publication documenting the 2026 Tokyo Smart City Studio. My contributions included studio-wide GIS analysis and development of an ArcGIS Urban digital twin integrating spatial data, Rhino design proposals, building information, and performance metrics.
2026 • RESEARCH IN PROGRESS • LUNAR URBAN DESIGN
Human-Centered 3D Urban Design Framework for Lunar Settlement at Malapert Massif
Georgia Tech MCRP Applied Research Paper | Fall 2026
Ongoing Urban2Orbit research extending my completed lunar GIS site-selection work into a human-centered 3D master plan for Malapert Massif. The project uses existing terrain, slope, illumination, and hazard analysis as design constraints, then translates urban-design principles into a terrain-responsive settlement framework in Rhino.
The master plan organizes habitation, power and communications, logistics and mobility, landing operations, ISRU and industrial functions, and future expansion while emphasizing legibility, safety, connectivity, compactness, and phased growth.
Status: Research in Progress • Manuscript Development




Awards & Recognition
Outstanding Research Assistant/Student Award
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of City & Regional Planning
Spring 2026
AIAA SciTech 2027 Paper Acceptance
Georgia Institute of Technology, Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering
“ECLIPSE: A Digital Engineering Ecosystem for Collaborative Lunar Base Architecting” accepted for AIAA SciTech 2027
Summa Cum Laude
Binghamton University (SUNY)
2024
GIS Coursework Award / World GIS Day Recognition
Binghamton University (SUNY)
Recognition for geospatial communication and StoryMap work
The Sabalauski Air Assault School Graduate
Air Assault Operations Qualified | United States Military Academy
Completed the intensive three-phase Air Assault course covering rotary-wing operations, sling-load procedures, technical testing, and rappelling.
My class began with nearly 300 candidates; the sling-load phase alone eliminated roughly 40%, and fewer than 100 remained by graduation.
After repeated written, hands-on, and memorization-based evaluations during 11–18 hour training days, I completed the culminating 12-mile, 40-lb ruck over West Point’s hilly terrain in 2:45 and graduated as one of three women in my class to finish the course.
About Air Assault School → https://home.army.mil/campbell/tsaas/air-assault
Battalion-Level Soldier of the Quarter
United States Military Academy, 1st Regiment, Delta Company
Selected through a progressive competitive process beginning at the company level and advancing against cadets from other companies at the battalion level. Evaluated on military knowledge and rapid memorization, uniform appearance and attention to detail, professional bearing, and the ability to respond accurately under pressure before a formal board. The recognition reflected consistent preparation, discipline, composure, and performance in a competitive military environment.
Honor Societies
Academic organizations recognizing achievement in geography and transfer-student scholarship.
Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU)
International Geographic Honor Society
International honor society recognizing academic excellence, scholarship, and achievement in geography and geospatial sciences.
Tau Sigma
National Honor Society for Transfer Students
National honor society recognizing academic excellence and leadership among transfer students.