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207-778-8055 |
E-mail Jack.Johnson@maine.edu |
Jack Johnson
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Education |
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Relevant Course Work |
General Zoology, General Botany, Cell Biology, Environmental Biology, General Chemistry I & II, Organic Chemistry I, Organic Chemistry Lab I, Instrumental Analysis, Earth History, Statistics, Data Analysis, Calculus, General Physics I & II, Aquatic Biology, Soil Science, Environmental Geoscience, Analytical Chemistry, Ecology, Ornithology, Environmental Impact Assessment, and Field Botany. |
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May 2003 - August 2003, Biological Technician, National Park Service, Cape Cod National Seashore - Collected data for seashore's 10-year upland vegetation monitoring surveys. Identified herbs, shrubs, and trees. Estimated species plot cover. Counted tree seedlings. Estimated tree heights. Tagged, measured DBH of, and assigned general conditions to trees. Installed decomposition dowels. Took digital canopy photographs of sites with fisheye lens. Recorded GPS points of, and later projected onto aerial photographs using Arc View, points within each site. Entered data into the seashore's internal database using Microsoft Access. July 2003, Fire Technician, National Park Service, July 2003, Research Assistant to Ph.D. Candidate Wendy Hilton - Aided in the collection of data for Ph.D. thesis research. Conducted nocturnal anural calling surveys of Fowler's Toads at selected pond sites within Cape Cod National Seashore Boundaries. |
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Computer & Technological Skills |
Computer Programs: Skilled in the use of ArcView and Terra Sync 2.30 professional edition; Microsoft Excel, Works, Word, PowerPoint and Access; Prophit; Systat; and Mathematica. Equipment: Skilled in the use of Trimble GeoXT and Garmin GPS units. |
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References |
Dr. Grace T. Eason, UMF Professor of Biology, (207)
778-7478 |