GIS · Remote sensing · Spatial data science
Turning geospatial data into clear, defensible decisions.
I am Noah Berkowitz, a GIS Coordinator and geospatial researcher working across public-sector GIS, remote sensing, machine learning, environmental analysis and planning.
Current work
Geospatial leadership, research and public service
GIS Coordinator
Supporting City of Fremont departments with mapping, infrastructure data, planning information, utilities and public-facing geospatial tools.
Doctoral researcher
Applying remote sensing, crop modelling, land-management data, machine learning and spatial statistics at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
GIS/LIS board member
Serving as a Member-at-Large of the Nebraska GIS/LIS Association Board of Directors and supporting Nebraska’s geospatial community.
Featured portfolio
Research with practical outcomes
Pond aquaculture classification
Support Vector Machine classification of Sentinel-1 and Landsat imagery using Google Earth Engine and TerrSet.
Philadelphia robbery hot spots
Award-recognised spatial analysis of robbery hot spots using Philadelphia Police Department data.
Humanitarian GIS
Spatial analysis and visualisation supporting research on refugee settlements and food-distribution access.
Recent recognition
Public-sector GIS in practice
City of Fremont · May 2026
City Employee Spotlight
Recognition of Noah’s GIS/LIS board appointment and his work helping City departments use mapping, infrastructure, planning, utility and public information.
City of Fremont · November 2024
Interactive election information map
A precinct, elected-official and polling-location map accessed more than 1,600 times after its 30 October release.
Contact
Research collaboration and professional inquiries
For municipal GIS, remote sensing, spatial-data workflows or research collaboration, the contact page lists every way to reach Noah.
