Recent work
Clearwater: A history of its people and places
This is an ongoing project, but the proof of concept is already a cool little piece.
Click to take a peek at this project in development.
10 steps from deckhand to boat owner
This e-book is part of a project that involved the distinct roll-out of 10 articles, which resulted in a lead-gen piece that promoted paired content at the annual Pacific Marine Expo, in Seattle.
AI and the Laser Scanning Workflow
In this long-form piece, we look at how artificial intelligence and machine learning is helping to streamline the laser scanning workflow in the 3D data capture industry. In short, it’s come a long way, but it has a long way to o.
The UX guide to getting consent
In collaboration with Create with Context, we worked at the IAPP to create a useful guide for designing user experience to collect consent for personal data collection that is both meaningful and compliant with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.
Reporting on site from the EU
In this episode of The Privacy Advisor podcast, West Gray Creative Editor Sam Pfeifle talks with Advisor Editor Angelique Carson about the state of play for data protection in the EU, from just before the GDPR go-live date.
Is 3D data capture now a ‘necessary tool’?
In jumping back into the 3D data capture industry, it’s interesting to look at how the perception of laser scanning has changed drastically in recent years, moving from a “pricey gimmick” to what’s now considered a “necessary tool” in many sectors.
law enforcement’s crisis of secondary trauma
In this cover story for the Portland Phoenix, we examine the crisis of secondary trauma being suffered by the law enforcement community and he efforts that are growing to address it.
Clear Scanning on the Clearwater
A look at how Horrocks Engineers and Spicer Group teamed up to execute a survey that incorporated multiple forms of mobile 3D data capture.
understanding
the CCPA
In this piece for Document Strategy magazine, we outline why the California Consumer Privacy Act is the most disruptive privacy law the United States has encountered in decades. It stands to affect 500,000 U.S. businesses alone, before we move beyond U.S. borders.
Interview with IPVM
This interview with IP Video Market, regarding how privacy is a looming issue for the security marketplace, was a blast to do with old colleague Dan Gelinas. In a wide-ranging discussion, we talk about the role of privacy professionals, how U.S. federal privacy policy is really falling behind the marketplace, and what lawmakers should do about that.