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Hello Everyone,
My name is Frank and I'm a recent graduate from South Dakota State. I studied both architecture and G.I.S. minor in Geography. I've been out of college one year, and have been put in charge of managing all GIS for an engineering firm of about 60. We have multiple offices across the state. Currently I'm in development of creating and marketing GIS strategies for small communities for infrastructure mangement, and local government collaboration between departments. Many times we go through and set up small to medium towns/cities on a basic GIS system so they can better manage infrastructure and collaborate easier between departments. Such as the Street Department sharing information with Planning to map a bike trail proposal. As I continue to grow, I'm hoping to learn from others in this forum.
Beyond being a spatial nerd, I love the outdoors and traveling! I hope to get to know more about you guys and this forum grows more and more. Oddly enough, I found this website testing out Sedimentary Data filtering through twitter with the #GIS.
Best of luck to everyone,
Frank
My name is Frank and I'm a recent graduate from South Dakota State. I studied both architecture and G.I.S. minor in Geography. I've been out of college one year, and have been put in charge of managing all GIS for an engineering firm of about 60. We have multiple offices across the state. Currently I'm in development of creating and marketing GIS strategies for small communities for infrastructure mangement, and local government collaboration between departments. Many times we go through and set up small to medium towns/cities on a basic GIS system so they can better manage infrastructure and collaborate easier between departments. Such as the Street Department sharing information with Planning to map a bike trail proposal. As I continue to grow, I'm hoping to learn from others in this forum.
Beyond being a spatial nerd, I love the outdoors and traveling! I hope to get to know more about you guys and this forum grows more and more. Oddly enough, I found this website testing out Sedimentary Data filtering through twitter with the #GIS.
Best of luck to everyone,
Frank