Modernizing data pipelines for accessible and actionable insights

Presented to Washington State University Mount Vernon Northwestern Washington Research & Extension Center on January 16, 2025.
DESCRIPTION:
Modern technology is revolutionizing how soils data are collected, managed, and presented. Jadey will share how she uses R and ArcGIS to build efficient workflows that prioritize data quality and privacy. From sample collection to data management and the development of decision-support tools, these technologies enable reproducible analyses and interactive reports, making complex soils data accessible and actionable for farmers and landowners.
BIO:
Jadey Ryan is a data professional at the Washington State Department of Agriculture, where she focuses on creating reproducible workflows and impactful data products for environmental initiatives. She holds a BA in Environmental Studies, a BS in Biology from Pacific Lutheran University, and an MS in Land Resources and Environmental Sciences from Montana State University. Jadey is passionate about using modern technology to make complex data accessible and actionable for diverse audiences.