Resume

Olivia C. Eaton

olivia.eaton15@gmail.com

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Historic Preservation, University of Mary Washington, May 2015

Certificate in Geographic Information Science, University of Mary Washington, May 2015

Related Experience

 PlantsMap Internship, UMW Spring 2015

           Created a geodatabase to store information on plantings done by Tree Fredericksburg, Migrated data collected by students with Juno devices into geodatabase and worked to display information in the form of maps that could be used for maintenance and follow up work, wrote a report detailing my procedures and any metadata that would be useful for further work on this project.

Historic Preservation 471, Historic GIS, UMW Spring 2015

            Focused on recognizing the potential GIS has in the preservation field by learning historic mapping methods, where to find historical data and how to integrate it into GIS software, used DeedMapper to plot out properties and integrate boundaries with imagery to show changes in lines and owners

 Historic Preservation 345, Computer Applications in Historic Preservation, UMW Spring 2015

            Worked with advanced AutoCAD commands to map property boundaries, re-scaled photographs for detail work, and using TachyCAD to map elevations, used SketchUp to visualize vanished structures in the downtown Fredericksburg area

Historic Preservation 461, Building Forensics, UMW Fall 2014

           Studied common causes of deterioration in historic structures and methods to monitor and prevent extensive damage, learned techniques for reading and assessing historic structures based on their materials and construction methods, researched and recommended a context and period of significance for a local landmark, assessed the structure using minimally invasive techniques and wrote a Historic Structures Report, Part A based on our findings

Historic Preservation 405, Survey and Preservation Planning, UMW Fall 2014

            Examined methods of planning and preservation’s role in modern contexts, analyzed historic and cultural resources in their geographical and socio-economic contexts, surveyed a neighborhood in Fredericksburg, VA and completed a district nomination according to National Register guidelines

Geographic Information Science 355, Mobile GIS and GPS, UMW Spring 2014

            Applied previous knowledge of GIS to mobile colelction of data, utilizing GPS to collect data on Trimble Juno SB and 3B units with an emphasis on accuracy and precision

Geographic Information Science 450, GIS Programming, UMW Fall 2013

            Performed data analysis using Python computer language to create programs for handling data and tools, including ModelBuilder, iterators, and building loops to handle large amounts of data

Geographic Information Science 351, Spatial Analysis, Data Models, and Modeling, UMW Spring 2013

            Attained proficiency of Esri ArcGIS 10.1 software, experience working with census data, digitizing address data, and utilized ModelBuilder and geodatabases to streamline data analysis

Work Experience

 

Emergency Hire GIS Technician, Center for Geospatial Information Technology at Virginia Tech, June 2015- Present

Researching regulations on telecommunications towers, found in zoning ordinances

Summarizing and editing information into spreadsheet format

Sales Clerk, Volume Two Bookstore, Summer 2012 – Present

Greeting and assisting customers

Organizing merchandise to ensure accuracy for inventory

Sending and receiving stock

Costume Shop Assistant, UMW Theatre Department, Fall 2013-May 2015

Making patterns, mockups, and costumes

Assist with fittings

Maintaining storage area and sewing machines

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