DILNI ABEYRATHNE
Reality and Fiction of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow <a href="sleepy_hollow.html">(Learn More)</a> Spooky Haunted and Abandoned Spots in Kentucky <a href="Spooky_places.html">(Learn More)</a> Sri Lanka's CKDu Hotspots New Orleans Carceral vs. Freedom Sites Kentucky's 2010 vs. 2020 Census in Changes
The Elegant Falls - A LiDAR Visualization Aftereffects of Mountaintop Removal and Valley Fills Bridges and Population Density in the Weeksbury Watershed The Ancient Conspiracy and the Geological Eye Documented Lynchings in Kentucky Black Population in Kentucky (1880-2020)
Fantasy Dream Landscape with Real-World Data Kentucky's Unique Landcover Snapshot of Three Bridges at the Weeksbury Watershed Light Pollution vs. Connections to Nature Tornado Troubles U.S. Campus Spying Incidents

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ABOUT ME

Me

Dilni Abeyrathne

I am a rising cartographer, geographer, and artist seeking to meld mapmaking with explorations of human thought processes, sustainability, environmentalism, and society. I am also a graduate of the University of Kentucky with three Bachelor's degrees in Environmental & Sustainability Studies, Geography (with a minor in Mapping & GIS), and International Studies. During my years of undergraduate study, I engaged with several academic projects and commissions that utilized cartography, including making maps for the Documenting Racial Violence in Kentucky (DRVK) project, Mapshop, the Kentucky Geological Survey, and private commissions for three professors.

My cartography seeks to meld art, metaphor, and mapmaking into a dive into unique human understandings of the world and the environment. I love mapping both the realistic and the fictional, and have experimented at mixing the two to create unique spatial realms. Aside from mapmaking, I’m an avid reader, writer, artist, and enjoy frolicking around in nature as much as possible, preferably among giant rocks and shifting forests.


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