Not the "let's give them as many extra abilities as possible and make a super dino" Wu from Jurassic World. Apart from interiors and many of the night scenes, which were filmed on soundstages at Universal Studios in North Hollywood, the only mainland USA location is the dig site, where palaeontologists Alan Grant. He was thinking about how nearly impossible it was to manipulate behaviour through DNA alone, and the fact that the Raptors had been hunting as a pact and even breeding was proof of his greatest achievement - he had put all the pieces together correctly and recreated functioning dinosaurs, not just imitations. Jurassic Park found most of its locations on Kauai, smallest and most beautiful of the four major Hawaiian islands, despite the best efforts of Hurricane Iniki, which flattened the sets. Wu found the challenge in recreating the dinosaurs as accurately as possible, his crowning moment of pride coming right before his death. Wu came up with the idea to fill in the blanks with DNA from other animals like frogs, and got promoted to lead scientist. Originally the lead scientist wanted to wait and find more complete DNA to extract, but Hammond didn't have the patience. Wu never had the "mad scientist" urge to create some perfect killing machine hybrid monstrosity.
He had suggested to make them more slow and lumbering so the park visitors could more easily view them (IIRC it came up after the tour started and they had seen very few dinosaurs).
Yeah it's one of the arguments he had with Hammond.
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