This week, I’m continuing my GIS internship at the UWF Archaeology Institute, where I’m updating county-level archaeological predictive models using ArcGIS Pro. I’m working with environmental, historical, and LiDAR data to improve the model’s accuracy and reliability. Alongside that, I’m developing metadata templates and a standardized folder structure to keep data organized and make the workflows easier to replicate.
I’m also drafting technical documentation to guide future users through these processes, aiming to make it as clear and useful as possible. Balancing this internship with my full-time role has been a challenge, but it’s helping me build stronger geospatial skills.
To reflect this growing expertise, I recently updated my LinkedIn profile to highlight both my archaeology background and new GIS skills. It’s been a good exercise in clearly showing how these areas connect and complement each other.
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