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Kyle Schmitt

Master of Urban and Environmental Planning student at Arizona State University (expected Spring 2027). I use GIS and data analysis to support transportation, sustainability, and regional planning.

Selected work

  • GIS portfolio: ArcGIS Pro projects in network analysis, suitability modeling, raster analysis, and cartography.
  • MaRTy: R/Quarto regression analysis of mean radiant temperature data, measuring how shade type and time of day affect pedestrian heat exposure and what that means for urban design
  • interest-rates: time-series forecasting of commercial real estate cap rates in R

Tools

  • GIS: ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online
  • Analysis: R, Python, SPSS, SAS, Excel
  • Design: Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator

Background

Three years as a Research Analyst in commercial real estate before returning to school for planning.

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  1. kschmitt0 kschmitt0 Public

  2. interest-rates interest-rates Public

    Vector autoregression (VAR) forecasts of commercial real estate cap rates using the 10-year Treasury yield and federal funds rate, built in R and Quarto.

  3. kschmitt0.github.io kschmitt0.github.io Public

    ArcGIS Pro mapping and spatial analysis projects in urban planning. Live site: kschmitt0.github.io

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  4. MaRTy MaRTy Public

    R/Quarto analysis of mean radiant temperature (MRT) data from the MaRTy mobile sensor, using multiple regression to measure how shade type and time of day affect pedestrian heat exposure.

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