Consulting
Abraham Dailey specializes in statistical and geospatial analysis of socio-economic and environmental data. Some examples of prior work are featured below.
Asians in the Maine Economy
Abraham was employed as a research assistant on a Maine Center for Economic Policy report on the contribution of Asian immigrants to the Maine economy. Abraham's contribution included researching historical US Census data, geocoding addresses of Asian businesses, and producing graphs and maps that were featured in the report.
Publications
Pavri, F., Springsteen, A., Dailey, A., and MacRae, J. (2012). Land-use and socioeconomic influences on a vulnerable freshwater resource in northern New England, United States. Environment, Development and Sustainability. Published Online October 10, 2012.
Pavri, F., Dailey, A., & Valentine, V. (2011). Integrating multispectral ASTER and LiDAR data to characterize coastal wetland landscapes in the northeastern United States. Geocarto International, 26(8), pp. 647-661.
Academic Works
A Place That Works: Townhouse Corner, South Portland, Maine.
Poster Presentations
Dailey, A., Bourget, P., & Pavri, F. (2012). Land-Use and Habitat Fragmentation Across Sub-Watersheds of the Sebago Lake basin. Poster presented at Maine Water Conference, Augusta, ME.
Dailey, A., Begin, L., & Pavri, F. (2011). Population and Land-Use Change Across the Sebago Lake Watershed. Poster presented at Maine Water Conference, Augusta, ME.
Dailey, A. (2009). Remote Sensing as a Tool to Monitor Salt Marsh Vegetation. Poster presented at USM Thinking Matters, Portland, ME.
GIS Daa
Land-use in the Sebago Lake Watershed
Education
MCPD, Muskie School of Public Service, 2014.
BA Economics, University of Southern Maine, 2010.
Certificate of GIS, University of Southern Maine, 2010.
AAS Construction Technology, SMCC, 2004.
