martincolorado

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by martincolorado 4y ago
Roth and Shapely won the 2012 Nobel Prize for theoretic work that helped match donors with patients in need of organ transplants: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/06/11/4122248...
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by martincolorado 5y ago
I'm not sure what EPA can do to make it more useful. My personal example is the USEPA/USEEIO modeling framework [1]. My agency uses a pricey and rigid proprietary modeling framework. When I suggested USEEIO as an extensible cost-e
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by martincolorado 6y ago
I see a use-case for public resource data sets. For example, right of way, land use variance, permits, and land records. These are fundamentally public data sets that are often maintained by entities with limit budgets and the potential (ev
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by martincolorado 6y ago
Agree this is mostly false, and likely not deceptive but fast/sloppy writing. For example, depending on the landscape and forest ecosystem composition, a wildfire could result in the ecosystem becoming a net carbon source. Examples inc
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by martincolorado 6y ago
I'm curious as to why you decided to look into purchasing a clearcut in order to better understand if this is popular amongst a demographic such as tech workers with growing wealth--is there a market for this specifically in consulting
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by martincolorado 6y ago
This right here “configuration of the VAMS application is occurring using Deloitte’s propriety GovConnect platform.” Because it is so difficult to launch a project and provision the requisite infrastructure in the federal government due to
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by martincolorado 6y ago
As an economist thinking about a move into health economics, could I reach out to you to discuss opportunities in the field?