Linda Peters
About the Author
Linda Peters is a distinguished geographer and data analyst with over two decades of experience in leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to enhance public policy and statistical methodologies. Holding a PhD in Geography from the University of California, she has served as a consultant for numerous government agencies, focusing on the integration of spatial technologies in demographic data collection and analysis. Her pioneering work has influenced how official statistics are gathered and interpreted in the digital age, emphasizing accuracy, accessibility, and innovation. Peters is a frequent speaker at international conferences on urban planning and data science, and she advocates for ethical data practices in an increasingly interconnected world. Through her writings, she bridges the gap between complex technical concepts and practical applications for policymakers and researchers alike.
Books by Linda Peters
