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About Me

Lead Scientist @ Earth Finance / Climate Engine | 2x NASA DEVELOPer

⌨️ Technical Skills

  • AI + ML: LLM Applications (RAG, prompt engineering, Claude, Gemini, OpenAI), PyTorch, computer vision (SAM), XAI (SHAP), XGBoost, scikit-learn
  • Programming Languages: Python, SQL, R, JavaScript, Bash
  • Cloud + Infrastructure: Google Cloud Platform (BigQuery, Earth Engine, Vertex AI), Dask, Argo, Git, CI/CD
  • Additional Tools + Skills: Tableau, PyCharm, Jupyter, QGIS, ArcGIS

📑 Publications

  • Britton, A., & Pritchard, I. (2025). Projecting climate-driven changes in agro-ecological suitability for specialty crops using FAO ECOCROP and Earth observation data [Oral Presentation]. American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting 2025, New Orleans, LA, USA.
  • Pritchard, I., & Britton, A. (2025). Assessing freshwater biodiversity intactness using a global basin-level connectivity index [Poster Presentation]. American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting 2025, New Orleans, LA, USA.
  • Britton, A., Graham, G., & Woloszyn, M. (2024). Exploring Relationships between Drought Indices and Ecological Drought Impacts using Machine Learning and Explainable AI. Journal of Applied and Service Climatology, 2024. https://doi.org/10.46275/JOASC.2024.09.001
  • Mendrinos, A., O’Brien, J., Davis, M., Baldwin, A., Zaitchik, B., Britton, A., Mwanja, I., & Gohlke, J. (2024). Association between summertime emergency department visits and maximum daily heat index in rural and non-rural areas of Virginia (2015-2022). Science of The Total Environment, 948. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4736254
  • Williams, M., Peppelenbos, L., White, C., Pritchard, I., Britton, A., Smith, G., & Herring, J. (2024). Leveraging Geospatial & AI For Biodiversity Finance: A Case Study Of Mining. Climate Engine [White Paper]. http://climateengine.com/site/assets/uploads/2024/09/Geospatial-and-AI-for-Biodiversity-Finance.pdf
  • Britton, A. (2023). An Interpretable Machine Learning Model to Explore Relationships between Drought Indices and Ecological Drought Impacts in the Cheyenne River Basin, USA. [Master’s Thesis, Johns Hopkins Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy]. http://jhir.library.jhu.edu/handle/1774.2/68152
  • Britton, A., An, D., Geraty, S., & Nixon, C. (2022). Evaluating Rock Pool Hydroperiod Fluctuation Using Climate Variables To Inform Habitat Monitoring And Protection In The Western Sonoran Desert. NTRS - NASA Technical Reports Server. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220013384
  • Jaenicke, M., Britton, A., Brown, A., & Megraw, L. (2022). Utilizing Aerial Imagery And NASA Earth Observations To Assess Pinyon-Juniper Tree Mortality In Flagstaff, AZ. NTRS - NASA Technical Reports Server. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220006383
  • Jaenicke, M., Britton, A., Brown, A., & Megraw, L. (2022). A Pinyon-Juniper Tree Mortality Detection Framework Utilizing Aerial Imagery and NASA Earth Observations. NTRS - NASA Technical Reports Server. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220009414

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  1. Ecological-Drought-ML-Modeling Ecological-Drought-ML-Modeling Public

    📊🛰️ Data processing scripts, ML models, and Explainable AI results created as part of my Masters Thesis @ Johns Hopkins

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  2. NASA-Extreme-Weather-Geohealth-Research NASA-Extreme-Weather-Geohealth-Research Public

    ☂️🛰️ This work is for a NASA-funded project using Earth observations to improve methods available for estimating the health damages of extreme weather events in Texas.

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