Resume Details: Paul Bourget |
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ME USA |
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[email protected] |
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http://www.linkedin.com/in/paulfbourget |
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GIS Analyst |
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1.5 Years |
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Education
University of Southern Maine, Portland, ME 2008-2013
B.A. in Geography-Anthropology. GPA: 3.874
Certificate in Applied Geographic Information Systems. GPA: 3.942
Central Maine Community College, Auburn, ME 1994-1998
A.A.S. Business Management & Business Administration. GPA: 3.359
Publications, Neigh, Christopher S.R.; Masek, Jeffrey G.; Bourget, Paul; Cook, Bruce; Huang, Chengquan; Rishmawi, Khaldoun; Zhao, Feng. 2014. "Deciphering the Precision of Stereo IKONOS Canopy Height Models for US Forests with G-LiHT Airborne LiDAR." Remote Sens. 6, no. 3: 1762-1782.
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Technical & Personal Skills
� Proficiency with ArcMap 9.x, 10.x, ArcHydro, XTools Pro, 3D Analyst, Spatial Analyst, Geo-referencing, Geo-processing, Model Builder, Digitizing, GPS, Trimble Device
� Proficient in cartographic design, analytical geography
� Spatial Data Standards for Facilities, Infrastructure, and Environment (SDSFIE) creation and manipulation
� Proficient in internet use for data gathering to complete projects
� Knowledge of MS Office Suite
� Highly motivated, work independently and in interdisciplinary teams, multi-task,
� Excellent organizational and problem solving skills
� Excellent geospatial oral and written communication skills
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Experience
Intern Marstel-Day, Fredericksburg, VA April 2014-Present
Provide analysis and GIS support for Air Force Installation Complex Encroachment Management Action Plans (ICEMAPs) for Department of Defense.
� Produce environmental maps for Eglin AFB, Hurlburt Field and Whiteman AFB.
� Data base creation and management using SDSFIE for Whiteman AFB and Moody AFB.
� Downloaded spatial data from various environmental organizations for projects.
� Tested models for sea level rise using model builder and spatial analyst.
� Created 3D maps of airspace conflict areas.
� Created high quality thematic maps using ArcMap layout view.
Intern NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD Summer 2013
Competitively selected a second time to work on the North American Forest Dynamics project.
� Developed IKONOS forest canopy height models at 1 meter resolution.
� Correlated IKONOS forest canopy height models to G-LiHT LiDAR data.
� Findings derived from IKONOS had an 80% correlation or better with G-LiHT LiDAR.
� Selected to present results at NASA intern open mic forum and intern poster session.
Intern NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD Summer 2012
Competitively selected to work on the North American Forest Dynamics Project.
� Developed high resolution forest canopy height models at 4 meter resolution.
� Canopy height models compared to annual Landsat time series for height analysis.
� Used ArcMap 10.x for analysis on utilizing national elevation datasets for project.
� Presented results at NASA intern poster session.
Intern GIS Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, Wells, ME Summer 2010
Developed LiDAR data to identify New England cottontail habitats for academic credit.
� Processed LIDAR data to determine 1-3 meter vegetation heights.
� Performed fieldwork comparing actual vegetation heights with LiDAR 1-3 meter heights using Trimble device.
� Created and maintained Metadata for over 50 layers.
� Presented findings to the New England Cottontail working group comprised of state and federal employees.
Intern GIS U.S Fish and Wildlife, Falmouth, ME Fall 2009
Teamed up with Gulf of Maine Coastal Program which protects and restores habitat of Atlantic salmon in Maine for academic credit.
� Used Digital Elevation Models and watershed delineation to calculate cost for barrier removal or reconstruction.
� Geo-processed sub-drainage areas using topographic digital raster map.
� Calculated cost using optimization model.
� Estimated savings of $125,000 per 2 to 3 culverts replaced.
Intern GIS Research Wells National Estuarine Reserve, Wells, ME Summer 2009 Volunteered with the New England Cottontail working group in an effort to ensure the long-term viability of the New England Cottontail.
� Used Habitat Priority Planner, and Maine Land Classification Data to define New England Cottontail habitat.
� Part of a two person team that calculated distance between different known rabbit locations with GPS waypoints.
� Collecting, processing and evaluating locations of plants and animals from GPS.
Employee Procter & Gamble (Tambrands), Auburn, ME 1993-2011
Site Integrated Planner, and Engineering Administrative Assistant. Transferable skills from these services include:
� Managed costs for capital projects.
� Provided assistance with purchasing requests.
� Quality leader on production team of five people.
� Managed raw materials and finished products.
Volunteer
Wilderness Rescue Team: Assist parks and local authorities to find lost individuals in wilderness and urban environments. Transferable skills from these services include:
� Able to travel long distances in rugged terrain with heavy packs.
� Excellent use of GPS and compass for land navigation.
� Collect field data on GPS when clues are found.
� Excellent interactions with peer groups
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