I’m an applied physics guy by training-my Master’s thesis was all about using magnetic methods to find and assess damage in steel pipelines. After graduating I worked for a time in the oil and gas industry in Canada before moving to Texas and working on systems for Nondestructive Evaluation and Structural Health Monitoring. One of the systems eventually led to a patent.

These days I do more Python (with a dash of C++) than anything, mainly for science / engineering with packages like SciPy/NumPy, wxPython, and matplotlib/pylab. I try to make my code as available as possible (Bitbucket, GitHub mirror), but some of it isn’t widely available just yet (though NDIToolbox does have some users).

That’s the nutshell version, if you need more information you can look at my resume, peruse publications and presentations, or find me on LinkedIn.  Thanks for stopping by!