Harvey Greenberg - Senior Computer Specialist
BS, Art and Design, Department of Architecture,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1972
MA, Printmaking, California State University at Chico, 1977
Harvey Greenberg is experienced in computer applications in geographic information systems, cartography and geology. He has worked on standalone applications in Fortan, Pascal, and POSTSCRIPT, but is now in the thrall of ESRI software. Harvey favors python and aml, but maintains software in C, Fortran, and java. He is experienced in program documentation, training, and support, and management of workstation networks. He is experienced in the creation of digital elevation models, their enhancement through drainage enforcement, and DEM analysis. He maintains a large web server and an SDE server. Harvey is being marginalized as a system administrator as the door closes on openwindows. Today his major research interest is Martian topography.
1980-81 Morgan-Fairchild Computer cartography Forensic graphics 1981-1983 University of Washington - Urban Transportation Program Development of geographic data sets Writing software for display of transportation data. Writing software for calculation and display of urban form data 1983-1990 Northwest Cartography/Roy F.Weston Development of an in-house geographic information system. Geographical analyses for facility siting. 1990-1991 Geonex UNIX system support CAD-ARC/INFO data conversion ARC/INFO programming and production 1991-present University of Washington - Deptartment of Earth and Space Sciences Geographical Information Systems Geographical Database Management ARC/INFO, java, python, and C programming in landscape and hydrological analysis
hgreen@u.washington.edu
mail: University of Washington Dept. of Earth and Space Sciences Box 351310 Seattle WA 98195 - 1310
Photo by Floyd
I am investigating the most appropriate computer language for geomorphological work and pursuing sufficiently advanced technology.