2011 Mark Lierman Scholarship Awardee presentation
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Kostantinos A Stamoulis will present at the HIGICC Annual Meeting about his background and examples of GIS work he has conducted, including analysis, data display, experimental design, planning, and other projects. He has a bachelor's degree in marine science and worked as a GIS analyst and reef monitoring technician before becoming a graduate research assistant where he has utilized GIS techniques for analysis, displaying data, experimental design, planning, and other tasks.
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- 2. Outline Background Examples of GIS work: Analysis Data Display Experimental Design Planning Other
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