Open Source
Software
Open-source tools, datasets, and experiments. All repositories are hosted on GitHub.
Research Software
Core open-source models, optimization frameworks, and data tools developed for energy systems research.
An open-source energy system model and optimization tool for the United States bulk power system. Built on the PyPSA framework for capacity expansion, production cost simulation, and transmission power flow analysis.
An open-source, open-data model generator for creating global and regional energy system models within the OSeMOSYS framework, configurable up to 163 countries and 265 nodes.
OSeMOSYS tools for energy work: a Python package providing pre- and post-processing, data validation, and pipeline utilities across CSV, Excel, and database formats.
Publication Software
Replication codebases, analysis workflows, and datasets accompanying published academic papers.
Code to analysis the effects of demand response on the power system using PyPSA-USA.
An open-source workflow to perform global sensitivity analysis on PyPSA-USA.
A database of long-term electricity transmission expansion projects worldwide.
Hobby Projects
Personal tools, software experiments, and side projects built outside academic research.
A fast full-text search engine and interactive script archive for Seinfeld. Built with Next.js and SQLite FTS5 to index 54,000+ dialogue lines across all 9 seasons with quote search, character filtering, and deep linking.
An extensible Python package to extract, standardize, and programmatically access Seinfeld script data, character metadata, and dialogue across all episodes.