Benjamin A. Roberts, M.H.P., continues to build his skill-set in leadership, project management, geospatial analysis and GIS, cultural resources management, and the protection of cultural property during armed conflict and natural disasters. Mr. Roberts specializes in archaeological and architectural history survey, National Register integrity and eligibility determinations, assessments of effect (AOE), and historic map and aerial analysis. Mr. Roberts has over 20 years of professional experience across the U.S. with extensive practice in cultural resource survey and evaluation methods, architectural survey and geospatial analysis, and the production of technical reports review by State and Federal agencies. Mr. Roberts has advanced training and practical implementation of long-term resource preservation through compliance with Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), Section 4(f) of the DOT Act, the Identification and Evaluation of Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs), and Section 102 of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for a wide variety of private and public sector clients in the transportation, energy, military, governmental, and other industries. Before earning his Master's degree in Historic Preservation from the University of Georgia, he worked as an archaeological field technician throughout the southeastern U.S. and has experience in all levels of archaeological surveys, assessments, and data recoveries. Mr. Robert's safety training includes U.S. Army Combat Lifesaving, CPR/AED, and Anti-Terrorism Officer Level II certifications. His professional interests include vernacular American architecture and the protection of cultural heritage during armed conflict and natural disasters.