Kelsa Warner Email & Phone Number

Golden, Co, Us

Thornton, Colorado, United States

Fayetteville, Tn

• Responsible for large-scale addressing project in Jefferson County, AL, total area 1,124 mi2, encompassing Birmingham and surrounding area.• Worked independently to determine correct location of more than 370,000 discrete geocoded address points.• Utilized GIS software daily to update outdated and incomplete address databases for emergency first responders.• Confirmed and validated all address data for buildings in the geodatabase with the correct information as provided and… Show more • Responsible for large-scale addressing project in Jefferson County, AL, total area 1,124 mi2, encompassing Birmingham and surrounding area.• Worked independently to determine correct location of more than 370,000 discrete geocoded address points.• Utilized GIS software daily to update outdated and incomplete address databases for emergency first responders.• Confirmed and validated all address data for buildings in the geodatabase with the correct information as provided and confirmed by the 911 communications districts.• Maintained up to 12 data attributes for each address point in the dataset.• Developed system to efficiently and accurately ensure quality assurance while updating addresses.• Performed 2D planimetric collection of buildings and various linear and surface features using MicroStation V8 CAD software.• Processed raw airborne LiDAR data using TerraScan and TerraModeler.• Performed photo interpretation requiring sharp attention to detail.• Attended professional conferences as a representative of G-Squared to network on behalf of the company and to stay abreast of projects and technologies in the industry. Show less

Fairplay, Colorado

• Reviewed mining and prospecting plans for adequacy under USFS standards, including surface protection of public lands subject to mining and locatable mineral development.• Worked with a team to schedule and conduct thoroughly documented inspections of mining operation across more than 2,000,000 acres.• Verified compliance with appropriate laws, regulations, terms, and conditions of operations relating to surface and locatable mineral management and mining law administration.• Used… Show more • Reviewed mining and prospecting plans for adequacy under USFS standards, including surface protection of public lands subject to mining and locatable mineral development.• Worked with a team to schedule and conduct thoroughly documented inspections of mining operation across more than 2,000,000 acres.• Verified compliance with appropriate laws, regulations, terms, and conditions of operations relating to surface and locatable mineral management and mining law administration.• Used handheld GPS units to locate mining claims in the field. • Documented each inspection with carefully recorded field notes, photographs, and GPS waypoints. • Prepared detailed inspection reports and letters of approval for plans of operations and notices with adequate provisions to protect the environment, prevent mineral waste, and reclaim disturbed lands.• Used ArcGIS to create accurate maps of mining claims to include in the operators' files and to visualize claim locations and distribution. • Recognized disorganization in program’s electronic files and remedied problem by developing a system that made locating files easier and more intuitive and minimized file duplication.• Communicated mining information and Forest Service rules and regulations to potential and current claimants as well as the general public.• Worked independently in rugged and remote areas - some only accessible by 4-wheel drive vehicle.• Performed well monitoring and water sampling at reclaimed historic mining sites with the EPA and DRMS.• Aided the EPA and River Watch with macro-invertebrate sampling as an indicator of water quality.• Completed first-aid training, CPR training, and bear spray training. Show less

Iceland And Syracuse, New York

• One of six students selected to participate in national undergraduate research project• Worked 4 weeks with Drs. Rich Hazlett (Pomona) and Dr. Jeff Karson (Syracuse U.) • Designed and carried out research to gather field data from basaltic flows in Iceland (2 wks), conduct large-scale lava flow melt experiments at Syracuse (2 wks), and integrate findings• Continued research and data analysis through fall and spring semesters• Poster and a four-page extended abstract presented… Show more • One of six students selected to participate in national undergraduate research project• Worked 4 weeks with Drs. Rich Hazlett (Pomona) and Dr. Jeff Karson (Syracuse U.) • Designed and carried out research to gather field data from basaltic flows in Iceland (2 wks), conduct large-scale lava flow melt experiments at Syracuse (2 wks), and integrate findings• Continued research and data analysis through fall and spring semesters• Poster and a four-page extended abstract presented at Keck Symposium in April 2015• Extended abstract published in 28th Keck Symposium Volume. Show less

Murphy, Nc

• Wrote scoping letters, legal notices, and decision memos appropriate for conveyance to public.• Organized and filed 12 years of documents related to proposed but controversial shooting-range.• Created indexed appeals record for shooting-range project.• Assisted botanist, archaeologist, fisheries biologist, and recreation personnel in the field.

Certificate, Landscape Architecture, 3.9

Courses: Plants in Design, Landscape Ecology, GIS in LA, AutoCAD in LA, Graphic Media in LA, History of LA, Landscape Construction.

Bachelor'S Degree, Major - Geology; Minor - Environmental Studies

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa Society, Sewanee Order of the Gownsmen, Society of Sewanee Scholars, The Sewanee Folk Music.