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August 2018 - present
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- Senior Hydrographer - Research Assistant
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- PhD RA in the Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping - University of New Hampshire
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Current nautical chart generalization methods are notably labor intensive, requiring significant levels of human intervention to compile, update, and maintain chart products. The ideal situation would be a fully automated solution for generating nautical charts seamlessly from a comprehensive database, on demand, at the appropriate scale, at the po...
The compilation of Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) requires significant amount of time, labor-intensive efforts, and cost. Despite the advancements in technology and the various research efforts, generalization tasks are still performed manually or semi-manually with expected human errors. The dramatic increase in the amount of data that is c...
Significant amounts of labor-intensive effort and time are needed for compiling and maintaining Electronic Navigation Charts (ENCs). The great amount of data collected with high-resolution systems that are being delivered to the charting divisions along with initiatives within the divisions, such as the Office of Coast Survey (OCS)/ Marine Chart Di...
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Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC) data are essential for safe maritime navigation and have multiple other uses in a wide range of enterprises. Charts are relied upon to be as accurate and as up-to-date as possible by the vessels moving vast amounts of products to global ports each year. However, cartographic generalization processes for updating...
Current methods for nautical charts generalization are strongly human interactive and time-consuming. Significant amounts of effort are needed for generalizing, compiling, updating, maintaining, and consistency checking those products. The ideal situation would be a fully automated solution for generating products on demand, at the right scale, at...
Seismic methods are widely applied to exploration problems involving the detection and mapping of subsurface boundaries of normal simple geometry. The methods are particularly well-suited to the mapping of layered sedimentary sequences and are therefore widely used in marine exploration for oil and gas at sea, detection of fluid mud layers and dred...
