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,~1~rt Gi/christ G/S Specia/ist ^ Education University of Minnesota Graduate program in Neuroscience Macalester College Bachelor of Arts, Biology- 1990 Minneapolis Drafting School Currently enrolled in the University of St. Thomas" Masters of Software Design and Development program As a member of Bonestroo's GIS team, Hart is a project manager responsible for all aspects of maintaining a GIS, including: System administration Database management GIS consulting Marketing efforts Application Development & Software Programming Hart is responsible for producing custom applications AutoCAD, ArcView and ArUlnfo drawings and databases, including city and township base maps, wetland mitigation maps, and storm and sanitary sewer plans. ^ Project F~cperience NRI, Roseville, MN -Hart was responsible for preparing the base map information, including aerial photos and parcels. After setting up the software and electronic data, he served as a troubleshooter and resource for the Water Resources Group. South Washington Watershed District ~SWWD~ -Hart produced a summary map for the SWWD using a mixture of AutoCAD and ArcView programs. Combining data from many different sources, this map included DNR classified wetlands, wetlands classified by the SWWD, city base maps, water management facilities and sub-watershed delineations. Elm Creek Interceptor, Medina Leg -Coordinated data acquisition and mapping efforts for initial alignment alternatives. Created parcel databases and maps of potentially impacted parcels along alignments. Created electronic 100-year floot datasets from archived hardcopy maps. All work was used to determine final interceptor alignment. City of Waseca -Converted low quality electronic basemap into fully attributed parcel database in the county coordinate system. The new dataset has parcel addresses as well as park and building names. The basemap now seamlessly overlays the aerial photos recently flown by the City. Metropolitan Council South Washington County Interceptor -Hart was responsible for gathering, converting, and generating much of the geographical data used to help determine a proposed alignment for the future interceptor pipeline. Aerial photos ~DOO's~, digital elevation models ~DEM"s~, geological, county, and private data were all acquired, converted [o the appropriate coordinate systems, and used to produce geographical data. DEM data was used to create surface contours, which in conjunction with bedrock geological data, were used to create surface vs. bedrock profiles of each proposed interceptor alignment. Project engineers used this data to determine the most cost-effective and leas[ disruptive interceptor alignments. Sherburne County, MN -Hart served as Bonestrao's point man on Sherburne County's Livonia Township mapping project. He helped collect data from the County, including electronic data files, plat maps, tax-roll information, and copies of legal descriptions. Hart also coordinated Bonestroo's CAD team in producing a seamless dataset of approximately 1,800 parcels in 29 sections of Livonia Township from the County's dataset. Hart worked with County staff [o identify and research possible discrepancies in existing plats and assisted in error-checking/quality control of the final product. Willmar and Clara City, MN -Hart used Microstation to assist preparing plans and specs for this MnDOT project that overlayed 15.4 miles of TH 23 between these two Minnesota cities. Design was completed in Pali 1999. Construction was completed in fall 2000 at a ~ eonestroo cost of 53.4 million. 0 Rosene Anderlik & Associates Engineered Architects