Daniel Maslowski

Daniel Maslowski
Computer Scientist
Atmospheric Scientist

Welcome to my website! With dual degrees in Atmospheric Sciences and Computer Science, and experience communicating data both through live television forecasting and through data analysis for two national research campaigns, I bring a unique and interdisciplinary perspective to the field of computer science. My focused interests lie in data analysis, quality analytics, IT, and atmospheric sciences. Leveraging my knowledge and academic work, I am eager to apply my skills while continuously expanding my knowledge and growth in the process.

Projects

CAESAR Research Campaign

CAESAR Model Comparison and Data Analysis

Developed python programs to extract and plot dropsonde data, improving data quality and efficiency in analysis and visualizations. Conducted and analyzed Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model simulations, identifying model bias and weaknesses to adjust parameterization schemes for future forecasting.

NASA's NEBP Research Campaign

Gravity Waves Analysis Tool

Collaborated with stakeholders from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and SUNY Oswego to design a web-based software application for atmospheric gravity wave analysis during the 2024 total solar eclipse. Developed and implemented a user-friendly application that wraps legacy IDL code to automate analysis of radiosonde data collected from high-altitude weather balloons.

Dijkstra Algorithm Project

Dijkstra's Algorithm for Wikipedia Pages

Weighted, directed graph of over 1000 wikipedia pages with a similarity metric as the cost. Dijkstra's algorithm is applied to find the shortest path between websites.

 Turing Machine Simulator

Turing Machine Simulator

A one-way, infinite to the right Turing Machine which runs for any input file in this format, with any number of states.

 KMeans Clustering Project

KMeans Clustering of Websites

Sort and persistently store over 200 Wikipedia pages into clusters of similar websites using KMeans clustering.

 Caesar Cipher Project

Caesar Cipher Messaging

A program that can encode and decode messages, convert numbers to unary form, and reverse messages.

 Social Distancing Simulator

Social Distancing Simulator

A "social distancing" environment on a two dimensional grid that finds a path through the grid while constantly maintaining a 6 square distance from preselected points.

Achievements

Research Presentation Award

Research Presentation Award

First place winner for SUNY Oswego's 2024 Quest Presentation in the Computer Science Department. Quest is an annual symposium dedicated to sharing the scholarly and creative pursuits of students, faculty, and staff with presentations, talks, competitions, panels, posters, readings, and demonstrations. An outstanding presentation is chosen from each department.

 LaunchIt Competition Winner

2020 LaunchIt Competition Winner

First place winner for SUNY Oswego's 2020 LaunchIt Business Startup Competition with the pitch for a weather app called SWTRS. SWTRS is an acronym that stands for Severe Weather Threat Ranking System and provides critical severe weather data for individual users, users interested in real estate, insurance companies, and commercial markets.

 SUNY Oswego Spotlight

SUNY Oswego Spotlight

In recognition of academic achievements and contributions to the school community, honored in SUNY Oswego's 2021 Spotlight series. This feature celebrates students who go above and beyond in their dedication to learning and community engagement.