Introduction
This website presents a collection of data-driven environmental and community analyses developed in collaboration with Texas Trees Foundation to support urban forestry, climate resilience, and public health initiatives across North Texas.
Texas Trees Foundation has a long-standing mission to create healthier communities through strategic tree planting, canopy expansion, and evidence-based environmental planning. The analyses presented here examine how trees, shade, and environmental conditions interact with temperature, air quality, and community-level outcomes.
Using longitudinal data, environmental sensors, and spatial analysis, this site provides accessible insights that support research, program evaluation, and data-informed decision-making for practitioners, policymakers, and community partners.
Project Areas
SWMD (Southwestern Medical District)
Environmental sensor-based analyses examining microclimate conditions, including temperature, wind, and shading effects across urban spaces.Cool Schools
Evaluations of heat mitigation and environmental conditions around school campuses to support safer, healthier learning environments.Urban Forestry
Analyses focused on tree canopy, urban forest conditions, and the role of trees in environmental and community outcomes.Data Dictionary
Detailed documentation of variables, sensors, and datasets used across analyses to support transparency and reproducibility.