Data Analysis

Nelson Holden

**** ***** **** **., *******, NC **591

Phone: 919-***-**** Email: **********@*****.***

Education:

Master of Science in Earth Science, January 2013- present, expected graduation May 2015

North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC

Master’s Capstone Project Title: Effects of Malfunctioning Septic Systems in Durham County, NC, on

water quality using GIS Applications

Bachelor of Science in Geography, May, 2012

Concentration: Earth Science

North Carolina Central University, Durham, NC

Work Experience:

Intern, North Carolina Department of Transportation, Photogrammetry Unit, Raleigh, NC

May 2013-present

• Created maps of counties with flight missions, tagged photo flight missions

• Converted maps from Bentley’s MicroStation V8i to ArcGIS Maps

• Organized and updated data .sid files, .tiffw images, and .tiff images

Intern, Spatial Data Integrations, Inc. Louisville, KY

September 2014-present

• Assisted in market and basic research to identify geospatial Women Owned Small

Business

• Assisted in building an excel database of geospatial WOSB

• Assisted in creating digital map of geospatial business of WOSB

• Assisted in researching geospatial data processing software (open, commercial source)

Data Collector, University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center, Chapel Hill, NC,

July 2012-December 2012

• Collected data to see how many cars yield to pedestrians crossing the roads

• Maintained database in Microsoft Excel

Skills:

• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet Explorer, Query in Excel,

Business government query, (Microsoft Digital Literacy Certified)

• Working knowledge of ESRI ArcGIS, digitizing, creation of maps, geo-statistics and

spatial analysis

• Working knowledge of Bentley’s MicroStation V8i, Aerial Imagery, CADD Tools,

GPS technology, NetLogo

Professional Organizations:

• Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers, SE-DAAG

Poster Presentations:

Presenter, Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers, SE-DAAG Conference

November 2011 Savannah Georgia & March 2011 NCCU Symposium

Exploring Patterns of DUI Fatalities across the United States

• Found that population density, road density and urbanization have distinct

relationships to DUI fatalities

• Supervised by Timothy Mulrooney, Ph.D., North Carolina Central University

Presenter, Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers, SE-DAAG Conference

November 2014 Athens Georgia

Effects of Malfunctioning Septic Systems in Durham County, NC, on water quality using GIS

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