The Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve Conservation Information Manager oversees GIS and technology projects related to the operations, management, and research at the Preserve. Owned and protected by The Nature Conservancy, the Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve was made possible due to the vision and generosity of Jack and Laura Dangermond, who in December 2017 donated $165 million to The Nature Conservancy—the single largest gift in the history of the organization—to purchase this globally significant natural area and protect it forever. The Nature Conservancy envisions a future...
The NEGIS – Northeast Geographic Information Society - Scholarship Program 2019 offers a competitive stipend to one or more students committed to a 10-12 week GIS internship during summer or fall of 2019. This program is open to college juniors and seniors and graduate students currently enrolled or accepted in a GIS or related degree programs at accredited colleges or universities in Connecticut,...
Recent advances in airborne light detection and ranging (LIDAR) have produced massive quantities of data used in the generation of digital elevation models (DEMs), which are essential...
Guest lecture (2 hours) on GIS for environmental studies to a class of Master's students in ENVR E-210 "Critical Analysis of Environmental Systems", a course for the Extension School's Environmental Sustainability program. This lecture has been a part of the course offerred every fall and spring semesters since 2015.
