Earth Analytic

Specializing in design, implementation, and management of science-based geographic information systems for Conservation, Alpine Risk Management, and Smart Energy Infrastructure

What we do

We provide a broad spectrum of mapping, geospatial analysis, consulting, and environmental services for scientists, engineers, planners, land managers, energy and utility companies, conservation groups, and governmental agencies.

About Us

Wetherbee Dorshow

wdorshow@earthanalytic.com

Wetherbee is the owner and founder of Earth Analytic. He has a PhD in archeology from the University of New Mexico. As Assistant Adjunct Professor of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico and Chief Scientist for the Puente Institute, he leads collaborative, international research shaping the future of spatial science, participatory stewardship, and environmental resilience.

Lindsey Rotche

lindsey@earthanlytic.com

Lindsey has a PhD in geographic information systems (GIS), snow modeling, and wildfire from the University of New Mexico, focusing on water resources in semi-arid environments. For her master’s work she developed a human-centered avalanche susceptibility mapping methodology. She leads SmartMountain in addition to working on various other projects with Earth Analytic. She also works as a Ski Patroller at Ski Santa Fe and in her free time she enjoys skiing and snowboarding, biking, hiking, and being on the river.

Julien Fortin

julien@earthanalytic.com

Julien Fortin is a GIS specialist, PhD researcher in Digital Cultural Heritage at LMU Munich, exploration cave diver, and Chief Information Officer at CINDAQ. His work combines cartography, LiDAR, photogrammetry, remote sensing, data management and geospatial database design to document and analyze underwater cave systems and associated cultural and environmental landscapes. With an engineering background and international field experience across Asia, Europe, and the Americas, he focuses on building practical spatial data systems that support exploration, scientific research, conservation, and collaboration.