A collection of north arrows, scale bars, and other cartographic elements.

Map of Wisconsin where users can mark counties they have visited and choose a marker color.

Web map where users can zoom around and click on township to view general land description transcribed from the orginal General Land Office (GLO) Public Land Survey (PLS).

The PLSS Locator is a free tool to help users identify within which Public Land Survey System (PLSS) subdivisions a location resides.

Conduct research, development, and support of new geospatial technologies, as well as project coordination and technical support for the SCO Student Lab and Statewide PLSS dataset.

Technical lead on NOAA-funded project of special merit (PSM), a collaboration between the Department of Administration (DOA) and the State Cartographer's Office (SCO). The goal is to use AWS as our main platform for our cloud environment to provide a digital space for our stakeholders to store, share and explore data, make and share maps, use tools, and collaborate on problems shared across administrative boundaries.

Mladenoff forest landscape ecology lab, main task was to lend technical support to a research project studying the tension zone in Wisconsin. Managed and utilized database systems, augmented spatial data using GIS GUIs as well as custom scripts, curated lab data, managed long-term data storage, and pioneered new projects in addition to lending support for ongoing projects and students.

Manage map/GIS related servers and customize web applications to fit the Sea Grant Institutes specific needs. Work with open source GIS-software including MapServer, GeoServer, GeoNetwork, PostGIS, PostgreSQL, and Open Geoportal while developing a custom stack.

Work on a plethora of projects including assessing wetlands loss in Wisconsin since pre-settlement time, Bordner map digitization initiative, and other small projects and map/data requests.

Research focused on many different aspects of nitrogen fertilization and cycling as well as how nitrogen fertilization interacts with different aspen genotypes. Topics covered included: data collection, experimental design, and statistical analysis.

A graduate-level capstone program providing a mix of GIS theory and practical experience for many possible applications and fields. Capstone project exhibited applied knowledge of GIS theory and techniques.

Coursework focused on forest management and geographic information systems. Classes consisted of indoor instruction and outdoor practicums. Summer research and capstone project provided valuable experience and consolidation of knowledge.