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Erik Finlay is an Assistant Scholar at the University of Florida's GeoPlan Center. He holds a BA in Geography (2009) and an MPH (2013) from the University of Florida, complemented by a Certificate in Spatial Analysis for Public Health from Johns Hopkins University. His research focuses on geospatial analysis for public health, transportation, and urban planning, emphasizing decision-support tools and data management. He teaches web mapping and visualization courses, including URP 6278, and received the 2019 Exemplary Online Award for his contributions to instructional design.
- Education:
- Bachelor of Arts in Geography, University of Florida (2009)
- Master of Public Health, University of Florida (2013)
- Certificate in Spatial Analysis for Public Health, Johns Hopkins University
His research integrates geospatial technologies with public health challenges, supporting collaborations with health sciences faculty. He advises the Online Graduate Certificate in GIS for Urban and Regional Planners, emphasizing web-based geographic information systems.
His publications explore forensic anthropology and medicolegal investigations, applying techniques like XRF and craniofacial superimposition to resolve complex cases. He actively contributes to the GeoPlan Center’s interdisciplinary teams, bridging spatial analysis with urban policy and public health initiatives.
