This Ph.D.-level expert has more than 25 years of experience in spatial information systems, digital modeling, and geospatial technologies, with multidisciplinary expertise spanning geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, photogrammetry, and software engineering. His background includes academic, technical, and consulting roles involving the development, analysis, and application of geospatial data, with current work in an academic research capacity focused on spatial and temporal modeling, LiDAR and synthetic aperture radar (SAR), and analysis of environmental and infrastructure-related datasets. His teaching experience includes courses in LiDAR applications, digital elevation modeling, digital cartography, and geovisualization.

In addition to academia, he has extensive consulting experience providing geo-technical analysis, strategic planning, and software architecture services to government and private-sector organizations. His work includes development of spatial and analytical models, analysis of geospatial data for environmental and infrastructure applications, and design of GIS-based systems for public safety, transportation, and land-use planning. He has also contributed to satellite data product development and spatial change detection initiatives.

The expert also has significant industry experience in GIS and photogrammetry software development, including designing applications for spatial data processing, raster interpolation, and geospatial modeling. He has led product development initiatives, managed engineering teams, and supported commercialization of geospatial technologies. His experience extends to business operations, project management, and technical marketing, as well as support in legal matters involving intellectual property in geospatial technologies and systems used in emergency response and 9-1-1 infrastructure. He has prior expert witness experience and provides expertise across complex technical and litigation-related matters.