Macy Trout
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies and Political Science from Temple University and a Master’s in Urban Spatial Analytics from the University of Pennsylvania. I currently work as a spatial analyst at Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson (JMT), an engineering firm, where I’ve spent the past two years supporting transportation planning and infrastructure projects for multiple state Departments of Transportation. My work focuses on Geographic Information Systems (GIS), with expertise in corridor analyses, utility coordination, and spatial data visualization.
Through my graduate studies at Penn, I deepened my skills in geospatial modeling and data-driven policy analysis. My projects included predictive modeling for parking demand in El Paso, TX, spatial equity analysis of urban tree canopy coverage in Philadelphia, and land use classification using satellite imagery. I’m passionate about applying spatial data to inform sustainable infrastructure and equitable planning decisions.
Through my graduate studies at Penn, I deepened my skills in geospatial modeling and data-driven policy analysis. My projects included predictive modeling for parking demand in El Paso, TX, spatial equity analysis of urban tree canopy coverage in Philadelphia, and land use classification using satellite imagery. I’m passionate about applying spatial data to inform sustainable infrastructure and equitable planning decisions.
