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Andrew M. Clark, M.S.
Geographer/GIS
Expertise
Mr. Clark joined Hydro Geo Chem in 2009. He has over 10 years experience in ArcView GIS and AutoCAD and offers a wide palette of skills, including GIS data management, GIS programming, RTK GPS, AutoCAD drafting, database management, statistical analysis, data collection, graphics production, internet programming, and surface modeling. His primary focus at Hydro Geo Chem is to both support project work in the field and assist the drafting department.
Education
-M.A. (Geography) University of Arizona, 2004
-B.S. (Geography) University of Idaho, 2002
-B.S. (Cartography) University of Idaho, 2002
Registration/Certifications
Land Surveyor in Training (L.S.I.T.), Arizona Registration No. 10107, 2007
Representative
Experience
• Land Survey Technician - Survey Crew Chief: Responsible for management of field data collected and input into AutoCAD. Prepared ALTA topographical survey maps and surface models. Created and edited engineering plans, plats, records of survey, subdivision and exhibit drawings; including preparing legal descriptions and subdivision layout. Supervised two and three man survey crews for various phases of data collection using GPS and Total Stations.
• Graduate Research Assistant – Instructor: Responsible for managing and creating Internet-based introductory GIS course materials. Conducted ArcGIS-based analysis. Instructor of record for classes in Geography, Computer Cartography, and Introduction to GIS. Developed HTML and graphics using Macromedia Dreamweaver, Adobe Illustrator, Acrobat, and Adobe Photoshop.
• GIS Analyst - Responsible for developing soil loss model for INEEL using ArcView software. Created presentation quality maps from GIS data using ArcView and Adobe Illustrator.
• Intern - Conducted ArcView and ArcInfo-based GIS analysis and data creation. Performed database development and SQL-based inquiries. Developed ArcIMS and Internet applications.
PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS:
Clark, A.M., J. Monk, and S.R. Yool. 2007. The Impact of Computer Assisted Instruction on GIS Learning, Journal of Geography for Higher Education, 31(2):225-239.
INVITED TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS:
Clark, A. 2004. On a Journey to Anywhere You Can Draw Your Own Map, Association American Geographers Annual Meeting, March 14 through 19, 2004, Philadelphia, PA.
Clark, A. and S. Yool. 2004. The University of Arizona GIS Minor Websource (GISWEB), TRIF Symposium, April 8, 2004, The University of Arizona.
Clark, A. 2003. Interactive Learning: Teaching Geographic Information Systems with WebCT, National Learning Infrastructure Initiative Annual Meeting, January 26 through 28, 2003. New Orleans, LA.
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