Jessica Ocampo

• Linux
• Apache
• MySQL
• PHP
• Drupal
• DigitalOcean

This is the offical site of the Water Resource Research Center.

The problem of limited freshwater resources is more severe in island environments which have a low buffering capacity and thus are highly vulnerable to any kind of change including climate change. As such, the work of WRRC and its partners in Hawaii, American Samoa and across the Pacific is vital because they are the only comprehensive, high capacity resource to address these needs in the Pacific. Lead by eight faculty researchers—many of whom are joint appointees active in such related fields as hydrology, engineering, geography, geology and geophysics, environmental studies, and microbiology––the center promotes cooperation among academic disciplines concerned with water issues and facilitates the transfer of research results to policy bodies and operational agencies. WRRC also promotes advanced education in water-related disciplines through the involvement of students and early career faculty in research projects.

WRRC is a resource database for Hawaii, American Samoa and across the Pacific.

Click to view WRRC.

• JavaScript
• React
• HTML/CSS
• Meteor
• Semantic UI
• MongoDB
• Node.js

This application was made for the Hawaii Homeless and Medical Outreach Project H.O.M.E, who help provide medical care to residents around the island by means of a mobile clinic.

The purpose of this application is to assist the H.O.M.E team with tracking inventory supply.

The project was successful enough that Minerva was integrated into the current system being used by H.O.M.E.. The application went through some further updates brought by some of my teammates, to adapt to the clients needs.

To further save time, they proposed a pipeline to fetch ordered drug and vaccine information for the day to sync to the database; ordered drug and vaccine quantities are auto deducted from the master inventory at night. It was coordinated with the EHR vendor to gain API access and design the data pipeline. Using Athenahealth’s Changed Data Subscriptions the app can subscribe to the changed orders feed and fetch the created orders for the day.

The integration of Athenahealth API's brought a few successes:

• JavaScript
• React
• Boostrap
• Firebase
• d3.js
• ApexCharts
• Docker

A lightweight web application made using ReactJS that allows a user to identify potential revenue, problems, and issues that may arise with electrical vehicle charging stations across Hawai'i.

With material design, we were able to incorporate modern design practices while using libraries such as ApexCharts and D3.js to help model and predict our data while keeping in mind a proper user experience.

This project was a submission to HACC 2019, and won third place overrall.

Click to view our devpost.