DIANA MARTIN
MAP PORTFOLIO
ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERIENCE
Created regional water purveyor database for Lower Colorado River Basin.
Assisted in water resources management project regarding sustainability for Dr. William Smith, Jr. at UNLV.
Surveyed water professionals for project in order to develop up-to-date research methods to analyze conservation problems.
Utilized previous national water studies to conduct surveys.
GIS EXPERIENCE
Comprehension of scale, projection, and coordinate systems in GIS
Understanding vector and raster data structures and the appropriate use of each of these data structures
Understanding the basics of data capture, storage, analysis, and output in a GIS
Understanding typical uses of GIS in business, government, and resource management
Understanding of terms, concepts, commands, and procedures of Geographic Information Systems software;
Import, generate and project spatial data sets;
Obtain spatial data from available sources;
Demonstrate topological editing;
Develop tables, plots, and thematic map compositions;
Use GIS to view and analyze network, continuous, and three-dimensional data sets;
Enable and animate temporal data; and
Statistically analyze geospatial data.
KEY STRENGTHS
Aptitude for problem-solving and reaching tangible solutions.
Establish guidelines before tackling projects.
Follow research plans well; ensure plans/procedures are followed closely.
Utilize Improvisation for challenging tasks.
Analytical and research skills with dedication to clear and accurate information.
Ability to maintain excellent rate of productivity and efficiency; very well organized and proficient with details.
Ability to learn new languages. Speak, read & write Spanish fairy well –not fluent yet.
Specialties simple database building, power point presentations, researching documents, transcribing.