Robert Mcnally, Gis Email & Phone Number

Charlotte, Nc, Us

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

www.ResponseGIS.comProvides fire rescue/EMS agencies with cost effective, expert, and objective technical GIS, data analysis, and documentation for grants, accreditation, annual reports, standards of cover, and strategic planning processes. We also conduct deployment and station location studies to optimize resources. Over 200 project contributions across the United States & Canada spanning urban, suburban, and rural environments.

Charlotte Nc

Available in print and ebook on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PH9SLK3

Emmittsburg Md (Netc)

Emergency Management Institute: E190 ARCGIS for Emergency Managers & E0313 Basic HazusNational Fire Academy: R0492 Standards of Cover (GIS) & M0589: Introduction to Geographic Intelligence for Fire and Emergency ServicesE190 ArcGIS for Emergency Managers. This course is designed to provide the essential ArcGIS skills and knowledge to effectively use the HAZUS-MH software. The course combines lectures with hands-on exercises that present practical examples of how to use GIS for disaster mitigation and response.R0492 Emergency Resource Deployment Planning: Standards of Cover. . This course will demonstrate how national fire incident data and analysis tools, such as GIS, combined with the IAFC/ICMA "Standards of Coverage" and ISO methodology can document the distribution and concentration of fixed and mobile resources and develop an acceptable model to meet community performance and outcome standards and to guide future growth discussions. M0589: Introduction to Geographic Intelligence for Fire and Emergency Services An introductory level information about geographic intelligence and GIS. Participants learn about the various tools and strategies to begin thinking about the geographic information in their own jurisdiction. Robert served as one of the course developers.This a mediated online delivery.E313 Basic HazusThis course offers a hands-on introduction to Hazus, FEMA¿s GIS-based tool for analyzing the social and economic impacts from natural hazards including hurricanes, earthquakes, floods (riverine and coastal), and tsunamis. Impact assessments for each hazard include shelter needs, short- and long-term economic losses, and debris estimations. Hazus can also assess impacts on transportation and utilities, agricultural losses, and vehicle losses for selected hazards.

Monroe, Nc

Also appointed (Dec 2019) to the County 2050 Comprehensive Planning Infrastructure Sub-Committee

Graduate and Undergraduate dual Listed Foundations of GIS course (Geog 4120) with Lab Component.Development, current state-of-the-art and future trends in geographic information processing with emphasis on data gathering, storage, and retrieval, analytical capabilities and display technologies. A laboratory component will include development and completion of an applied GIS research project. Three lecture hours, one two-hour lab per week.

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

Critical Infrastructure Protection Planning ProjectGrant funded by the Special Warfare Division of the US Navy, this project examined critical utility infrastructure and their interdependencies. An ontology based approach to simulate failures during scenarios and use of GIS to represent impact.

AHA/CPRAdvanced Cardiac Life SupportPediatric Advanced Life SupportLevel 1 EMS Instructor (NC)12 Lead EKG interpretation

Metro Newark, Nj & Charlotte Nc

Career-level roles included Street level, Trainer, Inventory Control, Quality Assurance, Lead positions.Urban, Suburban, & Rural environmentsNJ Paramedic Team Excellence AwardStar of Life Award

North Jersey

Suburban Volunteer Environment

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Geography: Urban / Regional Planning

G. Herbert Stout Student Research Award Emphasis on the utilization of GIS for Public Safety & Homeland Security projects

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Public Administration, Magna Cum Laude 3.68/4

Activities and Societies: National Honor SocietyCharles Longacre Scholarship

Paramedic

Nfpa Firefighting Courses & Emt