Scouting report
Puerto Rico researcher using Python/Jupyter for botany science
assessed from open-source footprint
Joel's GitHub is best understood as a scientist's research repository: his projects are supplementary materials for lichen and botany studies (Cladonia sandstedei, Caribbean Sticta) and a scientific-computing final project, worked in Jupyter and Sass with a github.io page. It's genuine, purposeful use of code for research, though as a software-engineering signal it's modest — no stars, nothing deployed, mostly abandoned repos, no commits last year, and the one merged PR is his own. The strength is reproducible scientific computing; this reads as a domain researcher who codes rather than a product engineer.
Authorship & open source
What they build
Signal breakdown
0
5
17% forks
0
10.7 yr
0
Quiet
80% stale
Strengths
- Verified author — wrote 100% of commits on Cladonia_sandstedei
- Original builder — 5 of their own repositories
- Data / ML focus with Frontend
- Core stack: Sass, Jupyter
About
Skills
- Sass
- Jupyter
Featured work
Cladonia Sandstedei
Supplementary materials for Cladonia sandstedei study
- Code
by Joel A. Mercado-Diaz
Caribbean Sticta
Supplementary materials for Caribbean Sticta study
- Code
by Joel A. Mercado-Diaz
ISC Final Project
Contain the scripts and files needed to run my final project for the class Introduction to Scientific Computing
- Jupyter
by Joel A. Mercado-Diaz