China Keith
Nyongesa
About Me
Mapping Kenya, one layer at a time
I am a final-year BSc. Geospatial Information Science student at Maseno University, graduated in 2025. My work sits at the intersection of spatial analysis, cartography and real-world problem solving.
During my attachment at Ardhi House, Trans-Nzoia, I digitised cadastral records for hundreds of parcels-work that directly improved land administration in the county.
My dissertation on GIS in Transport Management in Kisumu County earned a Second Class Upper and was presented to county roads planners. I am now seeking internship opportunities to apply these skills professionally.
Projects
Projects & fieldwork
From transport network analysis in Kisumu to flood risk mapping in Nyalenda — real projects, real locations, real impact.
GIS in Transport Management, Kisumu County
Final year dissertation analysing road network efficiency and transport accessibility in Kisumu County using GIS.
Cadastral Digitization 0f RIMS, Ardhi House
Digitized land parcel boundaries and title deed records for Trans-Nzoia County using RIMS at Ardhi House Kitale.
Flood Risk Mapping Nyalenda Slum, Kisumu
Mapped flood-prone zones in the Nyalenda informal settlement using DEM analysis and satellite imagery.
Geodatabase Maseno University Campus
Created a comprehensive enterprise geodatabase of Maseno University campus infrastructure.
Land Use / Land Cover Change Analysis
Performed multi-temporal LULC change detection using Landsat 8 imagery in Google Earth Engine.
Urban Growth Monitoring Kitale Town
Monitored spatial expansion of Kitale town using multi-year satellite imagery and Python-based raster processing.
Technical Skills
Tools & technologies
Built through coursework, field attachments, and independent projects across Kenya.
Geographic Footprint
Where I've worked
Click the markers to explore locations where I've conducted fieldwork, attachments, and GIS projects across Kenya.
Get In Touch
Let's collaborate
I am actively seeking GIS internship and entry-level analyst roles. If you have an opportunity or want to discuss geospatial work, I would love to hear from you.