I’m a scientist-geomorphologist and research software engineer. As a researcher I study sediment transport and erosion processes in various environments. In my role as a research software engineer, I mainly focus on bridging geoscience, geospatial data, and promoting research integrity through robust, reproducible software solutions in R, Rust and Python.
From time to time, I post on the Telegram channel "Типизированный R" (in Russian) and maintain packages for @ROpenSci
| R | Rust, Python, JS |
|---|---|
• {wbw} - Whitebox Workflows for R• {centerline} - Centerline extraction and plotting for closed geometries• {tidyhydro} - C++ boosted commonly used hydrological metrics for {tidymodels} framework• {loadflux} - Tools for turbidity and event sediment transport analysis• {rusleR} - Soil erosion modelling framework based on (R)USLE• {HBVr} - R access to the HBV model parameters dataset from Beck et al. (2021)• {filtrs} - 🦀 Rust-boosted spatial filtering of vector features in R• {pik} - Download and preprocess meteorological data from http://www.pogodaiklimat.ru/ |
• qbin - 🦀 Rust library for Quadbin spatial indexing • formalist - A Positron IDE extension to make R function calls explicit • pastum - A VS Code extension for inserting text tables as dataframe objects into the editor • detect-chatgpt - An experimental Streamlit 🐍 app for detecting excessive word usage by ChatGPT • hydrotranslate - Russian-English dictionary of hydrological terms built in Shiny |
Old, but gold:
{tgme}, Mendeley/Zotero citing styles
Big fan of the System76 Pop!_OS warm color palette. I maintain editor themes that bring those oranges, teals, and browns to your coding environment:
• Pop Theme for Zed — Pop!_OS colors for the Zed editor
• Pop Dark for Pi — Pop!_OS inspired theme for the Pi Agent Harness TUI
Data and code to reproduce some of my scientific findings. Find my full bibliography on
