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Dr. David S. Linden
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Dr. David S. Linden
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
| 1992 to present |
DSL Consulting |
Private Consultant.
Providing GIS, Remote Sensing, eCommerce solutions, Windows and UNIX
system integration services for corporate and government clients. |
| 1990 to 1992 |
TGS Technology |
Vice President.
Responsible for the overall management of the GIS/Remote Sensing
Division of a subsidiary of the Fortune 150 company Johnson Controls,
Inc. |
| 1989 to 1990 |
Genasys |
Executive Vice
President. Directed all the business administration, sales,
and marketing of an international GIS software company. |
| 1986-1989 |
QC Data Collectors |
Executive Vice
President. Directed all the R&D, Technical Services and
MIS activities of an international computer services firm. Recommended
to the President the overall growth direction of the company. |
| 1986 |
QC Data Collectors |
President.
Assumed control of company from owner during oil price crash and
resulting financial crisis. Responsible for all operations, finance,
P&L, R&D, and strategic planning. Cut costs by over 20% and
diversified company into non-oil markets. Re-established company
profitability and returned control to owner |
| 1985-1986 |
QC Data Collectors |
Director of Computer
Services. Responsible for developing and maintaining a
customer oriented Computer Services division of personnel and
equipment that provides timely international support to production,
marketing and accounting; and, at the direction of the CEO pursuing
research and development for future services and products. |
| 1984-1985 |
Optronics International |
Asian Marketing
Manager. Responsible for marketing and direct sales of
scanning micro-densitometers, film recorders, and remote sensing
systems throughout Asia. |
| 1982-1984 |
TGS Technology |
Division Manager.
Computer Mapping Division. Management of sixty people involved in all
phases of digital mapping and remote sensing including, photo
interpretation, compilations, digitizing, processing, systems
development, and computer operations. Responsible for all marketing
and profit and loss. |
| 1980-1982 |
TGS Technology |
Technical Director.
Bureau of Land Management Operations. Supervise scientists and data
analysts in the day to day use of a digital image processing computer
laboratory. Consult with system analysts regarding software design,
hardware procurement, and programming. |
| 1979-1980 |
TGS Technology |
Applications Scientist.
EROS Data Center Operations. Consult with Federal and State agencies
and private industry, providing assistance in the incorporation of
remotely sensed data into natural resource inventories. Provide
statistical and data analysis support to other scientists. |
| 1977-1978 |
University of N.H. |
Graduate Research
Assistant. Hatch 149 project: "Growth and Yield of White
Pine". Developed a computerized forest inventory system for N.H.
Set up a data processing system at UNH where computer programs were
made available to field foresters in N.H. Private consulting work
including timber stand improvement, logging, fire road construction,
timber marking, and land surveying. |
EDUCATION
| 1989-1995 |
Colorado State University |
Ph.D. in Remote
Sensing/Forestry. 4.0 GPA. Dissertation Topic: "Automated Digital
Processing of Airborne Videography" funded by U.S. Forest Service
Pest Management. |
| 1976-1978 |
University of N.H. |
Master of Science in Forest
Resources concentrating in computerized forest inventory systems. 3.95
GPA |
| 1968-1972 |
Cornell University |
A.B. in Mathematics with an
unofficial minor in Computer Sciences |
PROFESSIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS
- GIS World Editorial Advisory Board
- American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing,
- Society of American Foresters
- International Society of Tropical Foresters.
TECHNOLOGY
EXPERIENCE
| Programming Languages |
C++, C#, VB, FORTRAN, Assembler |
| Programming Environments |
Windows .NET, X-Windows/Motif, SGI/GL |
| Operating Systems |
UNIX, Windows, MPE, VMS |
| Relational Database |
Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, Informnix,
SQL/400 |
| Networking |
TCP/IP, Novell, OSI, DECNET, SNA |
| GIS |
ArcMap ArcView, MapInfo |
| Remote Sensing |
Erdas, Imagine, IDIMS, I2S,
MIPS, PCI |
LIST OF
PUBLICATIONS
UPGRADING THE FOREST SERVICE'S AIRBORNE VIDEOGRAPHY SYSTEM
TO SUPPORT AUTOMATED DIGITAL MOSAICKING by David S. Linden, Roger M. Hoffer,
and Jeanine L. Paschke. 15th ASPRS Biennial Workshop on Color Photography and
Videography in Resource Assessment. Terra Haute, Indiana, 1995.
AUTOMATED DIGITAL MOSAICKING OF AIRBORNE VIDEOGRAPHY.
by David S. Linden. Ph.D. Dissertation, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,
Colorado, 1995.
SCANNED, ZAPPED, TIMED AND DIGITIZED! ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES
FOR MEASURING AND MONITORING VEGETATION DIVERSITY by H. Gyde Lund, David L.
Evans, and David S. Linden. IUFRO Conference on Measuring and Monitoring
Biodiversity in Tropical and Temperate Forests. Chiang Mai, Thailand, 1994.
AUTOMATED DIGITAL MOSAICKING OF AIRBORNE VIDEOGRAPHY by
David S. Linden and Roger P. Hoffer. Fifth Biennial USDA Forest Service Remote
Sensing Applications Conference, Portland, Oregon, 1994.
AIRBORNE VIDEO AUTOMATED PROCESSING by David S. Linden,
David P. Mueller, and Lowell G. Lewis. US Forest Service internal report, Fort
Collins, Colorado, March 1993.
FIRE-FUELS MAPPING FROM LANDSAT IMAGERY AND DIGITAL TERRAIN
DATA by Steven A. Sader, David S. Linden, and Mark McGuire. Paper presented
at the 1982 ASCM-ASP Fall Convention.
QUANTIFYING LANDSAT'S CONTRIBUTION TO INPLACE MAPPING
by David S. Linden and William J. Bonner, Jr. Paper presented at the Inplace
Inventories Workshop, Orono, Maine, August 9-14, 1981.
A DOUBLE CLUSTER SAMPLING APPROACH TO LANDSAT
CLASSIFICATION ACCURACY ASSESSMENT by David S. Linden and John Szajgin.
Invited paper presented at Symposium on Machine Processing of Remotely Sensed
Data, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, June 23-26, 1981.
MAPPING RIPARIAN VEGETATION IN SOUTHEASTERN OREGON USING
DIGITIZED LARGE SCALE INFRA-RED AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY by David S. Linden and
Diane M. Concannon. Paper presented at the Eighth Biennial Workshop on Color
Aerial Photography in the Plant Sciences, Luray, Virginia, April 21-23, 1981.
USING CLUSTER SAMPLING FOR VERIFICATION OF LAND COVER MAPS
FROM LANDSAT DATA by David S. Linden and John Szajgin. Invited paper
presented at the Western Regional Remote Sensing Conference, Monterey,
California, March 30-April 1, 1981
ESTIMATING THE AREA OF VEGETATION TYPES WITH LANDSAT AND
ANCILLARY DATA:SIX APPROACHES by David S. Linden et al. Paper presented at
the Arid Land Resource Inventories Workshop, La Paz, Mexico, November
30-December 6, 1981.
ASVT PROJECT, PHASE 1, DENALI STUDY AREA, ALASKA: TECHNICAL
REPORT OF THE EVALUATION by Paula Krebbs, David S. Linden, et al. BLM,
Alaska. 1980.
TIMBER VALUE OF TOWN FORESTS: PRESENT AND POTENTIAL by
J.P. Barrett, D.S. Linden, et al. Station Report 77, N.H. Agricultural
Experiment Station. 1979.
INVENT: FOREST INVENTORY SYSTEM FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE LAND
OWNERS by David S. Linden and J.P. Barrett. Station Bulletin 510, N.H.
Agricultural Experiment Station. 1979.
USING SHORT PROGRAMS IN NATURAL RESOURCE INVENTORIES by
J.P. Barrett and David S. Linden General Technical Report RM-55, Rocky Mountain
Forest and Range Experiment Station. 1978.
DR. MONTE - PROFESSOR OF SAMPLING by J.P. Barrett and
D.S. Linden. Paper presented at Workshop on Using Computers to Teach Statistics,
Durham, N.H. 1978.
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