3D model gallery of specimens from the three paleontology collections at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The viewer uses the 3D JavaScript library, three.js, with data pulled from the Museum’s primary RESTful API. An inventory of all the models is available here: https://collections.naturalsciences.org/paleo-models. If you’re looking for a great example, then I highly recommend one of the Paleobotany specimens, such as NCSM 114. Just make sure you are using Google Chrome to view the model.

A web-based solution for the issuance and tracking of exhibitor authorization to bring live animals to events at the Museum of Natural Sciences. Information stored in the system enables staff to better protect the safety and well-being of visitors by minimizing the impact of emergency or unfortunate event.

The Facilities Ticket and Work Order System is the technological backbone of facilities operations at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The custom-built application features a wide array of features that include work assignment, custom workflows, notification systems, work status tracking, printable and downloadable report data, and more.

The NCSM Online Collections web application is our flagship search and data-sharing platform for the biological, geological, and paleontological collections at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The application is built on Laravel and Vue.js. Bootstrap takes care of the responsive behavior, vivus.js for SVG animations, and jQuery Datatables for the display and interactivity of search results. Several collections include a web map for georeferenced specimens based on Leaflet and custom GeoJSON API endpoints provided by the NCMNS API.

A secure digital asset management system with features including asset capture, automatic metadata extraction, image viewing and editing, custom categorization, and support for a broad range of file types. Assets are shared, searched, and downloaded through a sophisticated web interface and API.

A custom web-based grants management solution for the NC Science Museums Grant Program. The software streamlines the grant proposal process with application cloud storage, letting managers quickly refer to previous applications and proposals instead of starting from scratch each time.

mCal is a custom-built web application for room reservations and general purpose event management for the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. The application is built on the popular PHP MVC Framework, Laravel and includes a sophisticated API for external data sharing and wider integration.

A multi-purpose and multi-faceted website serving the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, the largest institution of its kind in the southeastern United States. In January 2019, the website contained 1,920 pages with more than 2,500 page views every day.