PROFFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE

GIS Analyst/Manager

COMPUTER SKILLS

ArcInfo/ArcGIS 9.2, SDSFIE 2.6, Spatial Analyst, SQL and VBA,

Autocad 2008, Photoshop, MS Word, Excel, Outlook Express

EXPERIENCE

2008-Present GIS Manager:

Ageiss, Inc. GIS Manager for United States Army Environmental Command

Project Experience (USAEC): Cycle 1, Centralized Geospatial Data

Collection Effort Quality Assurance and Quality Control review

for U.S. Army Installation Geospatial Databases.

Responsibilities: Inspect and review U.S. Army Installation GIS

databases to ensure SDSFIE 2.6 compliance. Review includes

topology, metadata, data and attribute migration. Also work

closely with client/customer to ensure product meets customers'

needs.

2001-2008 Project Manager: Senior Landscape Designer

General Project Experience:

Project Experience and responsibilities: responsible for all phases

of project administration from budgeting and schematic design

through design development and construction documentation and

permitting. Project types range from residential gardens and

elementary schools to township wide regional planning.

Landscape projects were initially developed through a mixture of

pen and ink plan drawing and sketches and later with various

releases of AutoCAD up to release 2008. Planning projects were

developed with the use of ESRI Arcview 9.2, where all existing

natural and man made infrastructure was assessed in the first

phase, analysis and synthesis conducted in the second, and plan

alternatives developed in the final phase.

Landscape Architecture Projects:

Residential:

Numerous residential projects ranging in size from less than 1 acre

up to 50 Acres. Project experience includes schematic design

and initial budget estimating, site grading, Erosion and

Sedimentation Control permitting, and construction detailing.

Specific types of details include wood arbors and gates, stone

walls and steps, swimming pools and water falls. Also developed

extensive planting plans including

Institutional:

Worked in a team environment with three different companies to

develop campus site amenities and buffer panting plans for

School of the Holy Child Jesus, Rosemont Pa. Specific duties

included development of a buffer planting plan for township land

development review. Further developed the materials, site

amenities and design details for the campus's main entrance,

chapel entrance and tot lot area.

Project Manager :GIS Specialist:

Lower Mount Bethel Township Planning:

Developed a two part series of maps using ArcView 9.1. The first

series assessed the townships' existing natural resources and

features, man made infrastructure and current zoning districts.

All maps were set up with there own specific geo-databases.

Specific examples of natural features maps or existing man made

infrastructure include:

Geologic Formations

Steep Slopes based upon soils slope characteristics

Prime Agricultural Soils base on soil class

On Lot Disposal based upon soil capabilities and drainage

characteristics

Existing Zoning-generated from 30 yr old paper maps

The second part developed an analytical series of maps which

presented three zoning /open space preservation options through

which future development would be controlled and focused.

Specific examples of proposed zoning maps include:

Agricultural Preservation Options I,II-based upon limestone and

non limestone geology, village conservation and smart growth

districts

Proposed Future Landuse-based upon a synthesis of Agricultural

Options I,II

Proposed Conservation Plan-synthesis of limestone geology, 100

yr flood plain, steep slopes and wild and scenic areas

Borough of Millstone, New Jersey Town Planning: Developed maps

depicting all existing natural and man made features as well as

future proposed open space acquisition by NJ Green Acres and

private residential development.

Specific Maps include:

Existing Historic Resources: Documentation of Revolutionary

War era battlefield encampments, front line

entrenchments and troop movements

Proposed Historic District: Depicted both existing historic

district extents and proposed future expansion.

Proposed Residential Expansion and NJ Green Acres open space

acquisition:

Developed a neighborhood plan and layout of 62 residential lots

on 18.5 Acres in AutoCad 2006 and imported into ArcGIS for

planning analysis related to open space preservation. The

plan allowed the property owner to obtain fair value yet

also ensured the Town of Millstone NJ would retain both its

historic character and more than double it guaranteed open

space.

1999-2001 Landscape Designer, Edgewater Design, Millburn, NJ.

1997-1999 Landscape Designer, The Saratoga Associates, Manhattan, NYC

1994-1996 Landscape Designer, Department of Community Affairs, Camden NJ

1993-1994 Freelance Landscape Design, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.

1988-1990 Draftsman, WRT, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

EDUCATION

2005-2006 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, WORLD CAMPUS

Certificate in GIS, GPA 4.0 Fall 2006

The following successfully completed course work was performed in

Arcview 9.2 and Spatial Analyst:

. Problem Solving with GIS

. GIS Database Development:

. Environmental Application of GIS

. GIS for Analysis of Health:

. The Nature of Geographic Information

1990-1993 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Department of Landscape

Architecture

Masters of Landscape Architecture

1983-1986 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, Department of Geography

BA Geography, May1986: GPA 3.08

Dean's List Spring, 1986

1986 Recipient of John Boyer Scholarship for foreign study

MILITARY

1981-2002 Pennsylvania Army National Guard

Platoon Sergeant, SFC, Troop A, 1/104th Cavalry (Ret)

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