Michael Grilliot Email & Phone Number

Seattle, WA, US

Seattle, Washington

I manage the NSF funded RAPID Facility where we collaborate with researchers on NSF proposals to collect, process, and analyze perishable data (e.g., survey, GNSS, lidar, UAV, multispectral, bathymetry, seismic) from natural hazards events.

Seattle, Washington, United States

I am an engineer with the NSF funded RAPID Facility collecting, processing, and analyzing perishable data (e.g., survey, GNSS, lidar, UAV, multispectral, bathymetry, seismic) from natural hazards events.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Provide a wide range of geospatial data collection, support, and training including terrestrial laser scanning, aerial- (Drone, Kite, Balloon) or ground-based Structure-from-Motion, geoprocessing, and SFOC development tailored to support client needs.Current or Previous Clients:- Parks Canada, Gulf Island National Park Reserve- Coastal & Ocean Resources.

Victoria, British Columbia

My research examined the geomorphic role of Large Woody Debris (LWD) on sandy beach-dune morphodynamics. My fieldwork focused primarily on the remote central coast of British Columbia, where I have spent four field seasons collecting data through a partnership with the Hakai Institute. Via this experience, I have developed a number of technical skills.

Olympia, Washington

-Managed the Aquatic Reserves GIS database and oversaw reserves data integration.-Lead grant writer for the reserves program.-Supported reserves science by participating in beach seining, lampara netting, forage fish surveying, seagrass monitoring, and oil-spill baseline sediment sampling.-Senior boat operator for the Aquatic Reserves Program.-Coordinated.

Olympia, Washington

-Served on the JARPA (Joint Aquatic Resources Permitting Application) workgroup, an inter-agency tasked with redesigning the JARPA for 2012.-Independently developed the majority of work assignments leading staff on various state-wide policies including Large Woody Debris, Shoreline Armoring, and Trespassing.-Served as the Aquatics Division Legislative.

-Successfully developed and drafted management plans for three proposed Aquatic Reserves in the Puget Sound Region. Two of these plans were signed by the Commissioner of Public Lands in 2010, the last was signed in 2011.-Organized Planning Committee meetings populated by local, state, federal and Tribal governments, military interests, non-profit.

-Provided assistance to student learning in the university environment-Duties included lecturing, student assessment, and the preparation, presentation, and grading of undergraduate laboratory sessions-Developed curriculum for the Environmental Studies Department’s Physical Geography Laboratory and produced a comprehensive teaching assistant manual for the.

-Supervised the planting, nursing, and harvesting of various species of soft and hardwood trees-Assisted the Fairfield County Soil and Water Conservation District in developing a wild life preserve and family forest -Assisted in planning a land reclamation program to remediate damage caused by logging and oil extraction-Planned, organized, and oversaw the.

-Assisted National Science Foundation funded research assessing topography’s role in available water capacity and forest composition as a Geographic Information Systems technician-Administered the collection, input, and analysis of soil, elevation, insolation, moisture, and climate data in a GIS database-Oversaw database systems creation and management

Coastal & Aeolian Geomorphology

M.S., Geography

Emphasis on coastal and oceanographic processes and sedimentary geomorphology

B.S., Environmental Geography

Activities and Societies: Gamma Theta Upsilon Geography Honors Society, Sigma Alpha Lambda National Honors SocietyEmphasis on.

Education record