Graeme Brooke

KEY SKILLS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
 

Technical skills:	Successful career in Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, Digital Photogrammetry and more recently, Terrain Visualisation, has empowered me with a broad range of technical skills ranging from computer programming through system management to the generation of highly-detailed, project-oriented, computer based, synthetic geographic environments (vis/sim databases)
Sales skills:	Developed expertise in consultative selling in the terrain visualisation software and bureau service area, bringing large rewards to my company and myself. Motivated by success and recognition
Management skills:	Possess a hands-on approach with an empathic style that engenders loyalty in my team. Enjoy leading and being part of a proficient team, but also thoroughly enjoy working alone on projects that require my specific skills
Visualisation:	Have a sharp mind, an active imagination and a high IQ, which allows me to visualise actions and strategies. Able to vocalise it to others and enlist their support
Idea generation:	An ideas man, especially able to ‘spark’ off raw ideas (mine or of others) with a very keen eye for detail

	Provide assistance and support to the Managers and staff of the NLC and RLC in the refinement and use of the Land Transaction Register to monitor progress of applications and effectiveness of processes.
	Ensure that effective communication between offices on transaction entry and progress is in place with documented SOPs
	Refine and amend the LTR after reviewing activities and entries since June 2003. Ensure that the manual and computer systems will cover all information needed as an effective monitoring and evaluation tool
	Import the data from the ROT Presentation Book (entered in June July) into the LTR and work with staff to identify the progress of unfinished transactions.
	Advise and train the managers and staff on production of appropriate reports from the LTR.
	Review the LTR, SOPs and other working documents to ensure that all processes and sub-processes are represented and monitored.
	Collate monitoring data from the Pilot Offices for use in the Evaluation activity later in the year. The data should be based on the existing monitoring framework and from consultations with the ATL and the Project Technical Director
	Prepare a monitoring document for use by the Pilot Centre managers and train in its use and dissemination.
	Conduct a range of OJT (on job training) as necessary to support all the above
	Compile reports as necessary to document the above.Provide inputs project milestone reports as directed by the ATL
	Provide assistance and support to the Managers of the National Land Centre (NLC) and the Regional Land Centre (RLC) in the development of effective management procedures and in building the capacity of their teams, including the development of work plans and the conduct of regular staff meetings that address core issues, ensure effective communications and provide training in priority areas
	Assist Managers NLC and RLC with customer liaison. This includes regular review and reporting on staff and customer suggestions for improved customer service and recommendations for action where appropriate
	Assist the NLC/RLC managers to ensure customer material, official forms, flowcharts etc. are current, available and in appropriate formats. Assist in the in-house production of awareness and customer material - in consultation with the staff ensure amendments to work processes and material are distributed, implemented and recorded
	Assist the managers in designing further refurbishment and improvements to offices
	Assist the staff to ensure effective continuance of the Digital Land Register (DLR) maintenance process
	Assist the RLC Manager in compiling, forwarding and maintaining financial records for RLC operations appropriate for Solomon Islands Government (SIG) reporting and Project reporting standards. Assist the RLC in the proper maintenance of logbooks for vehicles and worksheets for field trips etc.
	Assist/advise the NLC/RLC Managers to define and allocate clear work rosters and monitor as to effectiveness of staff and training needed.
	Assist the NLC/RLC teams to establish effective and secure physical filing systems for land transactions, plans, correspondence and other documents. The filing system must be integrated with the standard operating procedures.
	Devise and implement an effective system for documentation and movement of files and communications between the NLC-RLC and RLC-Los (Land Offices)
	Monitor the availability and updating of Index maps and other spatial data for the NLC/RLC/LO - advise on improvements as appropriate
	Monitor workflows and, as required, provide training modules to NLC/RLC staff to enhance their understanding of and confidence in following the process flow diagrams and checklists for the various types of applications
	Assist NLC/RLC staff to maintain accurate customer enquiry, application and complaint records - ensure the various registry entry books are used appropriately and that data is entered into the Land Transaction Register (LTR) - random checks on application data and process will be needed as a quality control mechanism. Compile weekly summaries of all statistics related to the operations. Assist the Managers to interpret the statistics and communicate the results to staff and higher management
	Assist the staff of the centres with solving minor software and hardware problems - work with the Land Administration Management Unit (LAMU) DLR officer to ensure problems are documented and solutions where identified incorporated in processes or training
	Conduct a range of OJT (on job training) as necessary to support all the above
	Liaise with external trainers and assist with the design, administration and conduct of training and workshops for the CentresProvide inputs and reports as directed by the ATL

	Technical Lead for Rotor Wing (helicopter) Part Task Trainer (simulator)
	Terrain database specialist for visualisation and simulation
	Country-wide and International sales and marketing activities of Rotor Wing Part Task Trainer
	Jointly responsible for CASA (Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority) accreditation at FSD2 Cat B accreditation (Flight Simulation Device Category B) for GeoSim's Rotary Wing Part Task Trainer

	I founded VizMAP Pty Ltd in October 2000 to take advantage of the burgeoning visualisation industry. The emphasis of VizMAP is on the visualisation of terrain (geographic/geospatial) data
	Established VizMAP as the Asia Pacific reseller for TerraSim’s TerraTools® visualisation database construction software
	Established VizMAP as a bureau service to be able to supply industry, academia, defence and the broader community with terrain visualisation databases
	Established the “Virtual Geography” monthly newsletter - electronically disseminated – with a subscription base which has rapidly grown (after only a few issues) to over 550 (see http://www.vizmap.com/VG/).
	Have secured many visualisation projects ranging through the whole spectrum of organisations and government including Australian Defence, State Government, Local Authorities, private and charity organisations and individuals
	Personally developed a 285 page 5 year Business Plan for VizMAP
	Embarked on a number of training programmes to enhance and extend my technical and management skills
	Established many business relationships with allied organisations, including SPOT Imaging Services (Canberra) and GISJobs (Adelaide)
	Co-founded Geosim Technologies Pty Ltd (www.geosim.com.au) to commercialise flight simulation hardware and part-task training devices to be sold in concert with high fidelity terrain visualisation databases.
	Designed, developed and managed the VizMAP and Geosim Technologies corporate identities (image, graphics, marketing collateral, websites, advertising, etc.)
	Completed an eight month contract with Supresoft Inc. (Beijing and Wuhan, Peoples Republic of China) – www.supresoft.com - from March to November, 2001, to design and edit the English versions of all their Technical User Manuals, website and marketing collateral

Country-wide sales and marketing activities, including:

	Technical pre-sales, sales and post-sales activities to Government, Defence, Defence contractors and civil organisations
	Brochure and marketing collateral design, graphics and production
	Conference exhibition-space and trade-show design and planning, manning and follow-up
	Dedicated seminar planning, presentation and follow-up
	Established Australia and New Zealand distribution for visualisation and simulation software products from Terrain Experts Inc. (TERREX), Tucson, Arizona, USA, including Terra Vista, TerraVista Pro Builder, DART, ACG and TerraPage
	Australia and New Zealand distributor for visualisation and simulation software products from CG2 Inc., Huntsville, Alabama, USA, including VTree, Mantis, MultiVis and Facets
	Terrain database specialist for visualisation and simulation
	Responsible for design and content of monthly High Performance Computing and Communication (HPCC) technology update e-zine on behalf of Shortech and the Technology Diffusion Centre
	Organising and running Terra Vista training courses in-house and at customer venues (until October, 2001)
	Designed, developed and managed the Shortech Spatial Business corporate identity (image, graphics, marketing collateral, websites, advertising, etc.)

I finally left Shortech at the end of 2001 to concentrate my full-time efforts in VizMAP Pty Ltd

	Worldwide sales and marketing for the VirtuoZo Soft Photogrammetry software package. Travelled extensively through the USA and Europe setting up reseller network and demonstrating VirtuoZo at technical exhibitions and trade shows, etc. Specialist trips also to Mexico, Turkey, China and South Africa
	Gained proficiency on both Unix (SGI Irix 6.x) and Wintel (95, 98 & NT) platforms. Extensive use of CorelDraw, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Netscape (Navigator and Composer), Outlook, PhotoShop, HDK, Setup Factory and AutoPlay Menu Studio as well as numerous shareware packages
	Designed, developed and managed the VirtuoZo corporate identity (image, graphics, marketing collateral, websites, advertising, etc.)
	Designed, developed and managed the VirtuoZo corporate website http://www.virtuozo.com (this site is no longer available). Proficient coding in HTML and Perl. Some Javascript
	Designed, developed and managed all VirtuoZo hardcopy manuals and on-line Help (both WinHelp and HTML) using HDK
	Designed, developed and managed all VirtuoZo advertising and marketing collateral, including internet based, CD-ROM based, and paper media
	Designed, developed and managed all VirtuoZo software packaging, both paper based (boxing, CD-ROM sleeves and labels, etc) and electronic (software install-shields and CD-ROM Autorun facilities, etc.)
	Organised and ran VirtuoZo training courses in-house, at customer venues and universities

	Founding Director of Geonautics Pty Ltd. – a private company dealing predominantly with specialist applications of the Global Positioning System (GPS), GIS, soft photogrammetry and associated electronics
	Project Leader liaising with WTUSM (Wuhan, China) to bring digital (soft) photogrammetry package (WuDAMS - now VirtuoZo) to a western market
	Responsible for the naming of VirtuoZo (formerly SoDAMS and WuDAMS) and its introduction to the Western world from the Peoples Republic of China
	Designed, developed and managed the initial VirtuoZo identity, including user manual, logos and packaging, etc.
	Designed, developed and managed the preliminary VirtuoZo sales and marketing campaign
	Technical support for VirtuoZo
	Researcher (Jan to Oct 1994) to the Australian Key Centre of Land Information Studies (AKCLIS) for project to develop voice driven attribute input to GIS
	GIS Consultant to CSR Ltd Sugar Mills at Ingham (Victoria Mill) and Sarina (Plane Creek Mill), Queensland

Fractional Lectureship in GIS, lecturing undergraduate and postgraduate courses in GIS at the Department of Geographical Sciences and Planning (DoGSaP)

	Founding Co-Researcher of the Space Centre for Satellite Navigation (concurrent full-time 36 month contract), QUT, sponsored by the Australian Space Office (ASO), QUT Schools of Surveying and Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering, CSIRO Department of Radio Physics, Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), University of New South Wales Department of Surveying and Auspace Pty Ltd. 2.
	Founding co-researcher of the Satellite Navigation Research Concentration (concurrent full-time 36 month contract) - QUT Schools of Surveying and Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering3.
	Research Officer, Space Centre for Satellite Navigation, Queensland University of Technology (concurrent full-time 36 month contract) - QUT, Gardens Point Campus: Experience with PC and Workstation GIS software package ARC/INFO, with extensive experience at the PC level.
	Experience with graphical user interfaces OSF Motif (Unix) and Microsoft Windows (DOS), and graphical user interface management systems UIMX (Unix) and Widgets/V 286 (DOS).
	Extensive programming experience in FORTRAN 77 and SML. Supplementary languages: AML, Smalltalk, C, C++, Pascal and Basic.
	Hardware experience on DECStation (5000/240 PXG), Silicon Graphics (Personal Iris, Indigo and Indigo 2) and Sun (Sparcstation) Unix Workstations and PC platforms.

Sep 1991 to Jan 1992:	Researcher (consultancy) to AKCLIS for presentation to Queensland Department of Lands, Division of Information of report on Topological Data Structures for Spatial Information
July 1991:	GIS Training Specialist (consultancy) in pcARC/INFO to AKCLIS for short course to industry
July 1990 to 1996:	Guest Lecturer and tutor (part-time) in pcARC/INFO and generic GIS in undergraduate and postgraduate courses within the DoGSaP, UQ. Specialist training in pcARC/INFO to Senior Lecturer (Dr. Pramod Sharma), DoGSaP, UQ
Oct to Nov 1990:	GIS Training Specialist (consultancy) in pcARC/INFO to the Philippine Government Natural Resources Management and Development Project (NRMDP) - consultancy through AKCLIS
Aug 1990:	GIS Training Specialist (consultancy) in pcARC/INFO to the Australian Government Surveying and Land Information Group (AUSLIG) - consultancy through AKCLIS
1989 to 1995:	GIS Consultant (part-time) to Mossman Central Sugar Mill, Mossman, Far North Queensland
Feb 1988 to Dec 1990:	Computer Systems Manager, Cairns (full-time - 1988-89). Coordinated Information Agency (CIA). Brisbane Manager (full-time - 1990):     Involved in all aspects of a GIS and Digital Mapping Consultancy. CIA was a division of Charles O'Neill Pty Ltd. Extensive experience on PC's using Keays Surveying and Engineering software and pcARC/INFO Experience on Sun Sparcstation 1 Unix Workstation Extensive experience in FORTRAN 77, pcARC/INFO SML and DOS Batch. Further experience in Unix Script, Info Info and ARC/INFO AML macro languages and the QuickC programming environment Maintained full-time student status at UQ during second semester 1988 to complete Master's programme submitting papers on Cadastral and Utilities Co-ordination with respect to GIS Responsible for set up and operation of a demonstration GIS Consultancy within the Sunmap Technology Centre, 5th Floor, Sunmap Centre, Woolloongabba, Brisbane, Queensland Ongoing GIS software development on Sun Sparcstation 1 and PC platforms, particularly for the North Queensland Sugar Industry, the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Cairns City Council
Jan 1986 to Dec 1987:	Postgraduate student, UQ (full-time)  Studying GIS, Photogrammetry, Digital Data Modelling, Remote Sensing, Image Engineering, Computer Graphics and traditional Higher Surveying Programming in FORTRAN IV and ComputerVision CADDS NEWVAR. Hardware experience on PC's, the ComputerVision CDS 4000 Workstation, the microBRIAn PC Workstation and the PDP-11 mini computer Tutorial Fellow (permanent part-time whilst a student), Queensland Centre for Surveying and Mapping Studies (QCSMS):  Responsible for practical tuition to undergraduate students of surveying, cartography and geography at UQ and the Queensland Institute of Technology (QIT, now QUT)
1987:	Lecturer (permanent part-time), School of Surveying, QIT - Basic Surveying for Cartographers
1987:	GIS Consultant (part-time) to DoGSaP, UQ, in digitising programs liaising with UQ Department of Civil Engineering and the CSIRO
1985:	Survey Party Leader (contract) Ken Hicks and Associates, Maroochydore, Queensland, undertaking urban cadastral and engineering surveys Acting Head Surveyor (contract) Party 4903, Seiscom Delta United, South western Queensland and central western New South Wales undertaking seismic exploration surveys Contract Surveyor (contract) Waterson and Bowden, Bundaberg, Queensland, undertaking rural cadastral and engineering surveys
1980 to 1985:	Survey Party Leader (full-time)  Matheson Buckley and Associates, Maroochydore (now Kenneth Matheson Surveys). Involved in all aspects of a private surveying consultancy with extensive experience in rural and urban cadastral reinstatement, subdivision design and layout, engineering and topographic surveys, photogrammetric control and plan production
1976 to 1980:	Surveyor's Assistant (full-time 1976; part-time 1977 - 1980) (1976 and during UQ vacations 1977-80) with Matheson Buckley and Associates and with K. H. Lawrence and Partners, Noosa Heads, Queensland

PERSONAL DETAILS
 

NAME:	Graeme Marshall BROOKE
ADDRESS:	PO Box 453, Mooloolaba, Queensland 4557 Australia
TELEPHONE:	(07) 5444 8318 (home)
DATE OF BIRTH / MARITAL STATUS:	1/3/1958.   Married with four children
INTERESTS:	I find that my occupation engages a large proportion of my focus. I am active in a number of international forums on GIS and flight simulation. I am an active member of the Mapping Sciences Institute of Australia and the Simulation Industry Association of Australia. I indulge in gardening and cooking and enjoy outdoor activities, specifically surf swimming and bush camping with my two boys, and when the occasion presents, we include my wife and two daughters ;-)
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:	1988 - Master of Mapping and Surveying Sciences (MMap&SurvSc) University of Queensland (UQ) 1986 - Postgraduate Diploma in Mapping and Surveying Studies (DipMap&SurvSt), UQ 1980 - Bachelor of Surveying (BSurv), UQ 1977 - Successful completion of first year Bachelor of Engineering (BE), UQ 1975 - Higher School Certificate (HSC), Peninsula Church of England School, Mt. Eliza, Victoria
EXPERIENCE - WEBSITES:	GeoSim (http://www.geosim.com.au) The GeoSim Homepage VizMAP (http://www.vizmap.com.au & http://www.vizmap.com) The VizMAP Homepage Grime (http://www.grime.net/) GMB wholly responsible - currently receiving 17,000 hits per month (predominantly on the GIS pages)  Delco (http://www.grime.net/delco/ (to be assigned to Delco's own domain soon... GMB wholly responsible Shortech Spatial (http://spatial.shortech.com.au/) GMB partially responsible VirtuoZo (http://www.virtuozo.com.au)... GMB wholly responsible Geonautics (http://www.geonautics.com.au)... GMB partially responsible Various other pages and web based routines for a variety of clients
EXPERIENCE - E-ZINES:	GeoSim's "SimSpace": as required 2003 to present VizMAP’s Virtual Geography: monthly July 2002 to present Shortech and TDC E-News: monthly 1999 to 2002 Monday Morning Mirth: weekly 1998 to present VirtuoZo Mini-Manuscript: 26 issues between 1995 and 1999
EXPERIENCE - MAJOR PROJECTS:	GeoSim (GeoSim Technologies Pty Ltd: 2002 - present) Helicopter Simulators VizMAP (VizMAP: 2000 - present) Geospatial Simulation VirtuoZo (Geonautics: 1993-95; VirtuoZo Systems 1995-99) Digital photogrammetry system VIGISAD (Geonautics: 1994) Voice Input for Geographic Information System Attribute Data. AKCLIS funded project to draw on modern advances in multimedia technology, voice recognition and the monitoring of data base integrity to devise a system to allow the association of attribute data to spatial data by voice input MAPGEN (QUT: 1991-94) Australian Research Council (ARC) funded project to investigate production of near operational automated map generation facility including aspects such as map element data base, feature generalisation and text placement, digital elevation model considerations and adaptive expert system driven user interface TOPODATA (QUT: 1991) AKCLIS funded demonstration implementation in pcARC/INFO of topological data structures as could be adopted within the framework of the Queensland Digital Cadastral Data Base (DCDB) LAMS (CIA: 1989-90) Local Authority Mapping System. Front-end for pcARC/INFO for in-house preparation of cartographic quality cadastral mapping to conform to the Queensland State Government Local Authority Mapping Subsidy Scheme (SGLAMS). Data input from DCDB. Responsible for the entire Cairns City Council 1:2,500 Cadastral Mapping Program SIMIS (CIA/Geonautics: 1988 to 1998) Sugar Industry Mapping and Information System. Geographic information management front-end for pcARC/INFO developed for, and maintained by, sugar mills in central and north Queensland. Includes digital capture and editing techniques from unrectified aerial photography with attribute input and query system, and automated colour mapping facility. Spatial control from the GPS BEDWET! (CIA: 1988-89) Brookey's Editor for Wetlands. GIS developed to facilitate simple maintenance of the Burdekin-Townsville Wetlands Inventory for Queensland's National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS). System includes digitiser input, temporal analysis and mapping facilities. Was to be extended to a State-wide system by NPWS
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS:	Institute of Surveyors (Australia) S.E. Reilly Prize in Surveying, 1980. Queensland Centre for Surveying and Mapping Studies (QCSMS) Tutorial Fellowship, 1986 QCSMS Tutorial Fellowship, 1987 Responsible for work resulting in the Coordinated Information Agency being awarded the Institute of Surveyors, Australia, (Queensland Division) Excellence in Surveying Award, 1989 (Northern Region Final and State Final). Project title - Desktop Mapping
PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS:	The Use of Encoded Disks in the Modern Electronic Theodolite - The Australian Surveyor, March 1988 Land Information Systems in North Queensland - Northern Region of the Queensland Division of the Institute of Surveyors, (Australia) - MAY WEEKEND CONFERENCE, Mission Beach, Queensland, April 30, 1989 Regional Opportunities in GIS - (co-author with C. E. O'Neill) Central Queensland GIS Group - DEVELOPING GIS FOR REGIONAL APPLICATIONS, Rockhampton, Queensland, July 27, 1989 Geographic Information System Acquisition - GIS - the Private Sector Experience - (co-author with C. E. O'Neill) Townsville GIS User Group - GETTING STARTED IN GIS, Townsville, Queensland, October 27, 1989 PC Based Applications of Geographic Systems for Planning and Management (co-author with J. G. Blackman) Royal Society of Queensland - RURAL QUEENSLAND - A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE - THE APPLICATION OF GEOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS FOR PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT, Brisbane, Queensland, November 24, 1989 GIS Management - a Private Perspective on Commitment and Direction - Cairns GIS Users Group - MANAGEMENT - APPLYING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS AND REMOTE SENSING), Cairns, May 10, 1990 Computer Supported Map Generation - Some Generalisation Considerations - (co-author with Ole Jacobi and Kurt Kubik) Proceedings SPATIAL DATA 2000 - PHOTOGRAMMETRIC SOCIETY, REMOTE SENSING SOCIETY AND THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND REMOTE SENSING CONFERENCE, Christ Church, Oxford University, UK, September 17-20, 1991 Computer Supported Map Generation - An Intelligent Interface ? - (co-author with Kurt Kubik) Proceedings TOWARDS 2000 - INFORMATION: A SUNRISE INDUSTRY - THE AUSTRALASIAN URBAN AND REGIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS ASSOCIATION INC. (AURISA 91) CONFERENCE, Wellington, New Zealand, 19-22 November, 1991 Topological Data Structure with Key Emphasis given to Linkages to the Australian Geodetic Datum and Subsequently to the Digital Cadastral Data Base - (co-author with John Cook) presented to the QUEENSLAND DEPARTMENT OF LANDS DIVISION OF INFORMATION by AKCLIS, January, 1992 Computer Supported Map Generation - An Intelligent Interface - (co-author with Kurt Kubik) Proceedings MAPPING AND MONITORING GLOBAL CHANGE, 1992 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND REMOTE SENSING, AMERICAN CONGRESS ON SURVEYING AND MAPPING, RESOURCE TECHNOLOGY 92 (ASPRS/ACSM/RT 92) CONVENTION, Washington DC, August, 1992 An Intelligent Interface to Computer Supported Map Generation - (co-author with Kurt Kubik) Proceedings MAPPING FOR A GREEN FUTURE - FIRST AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE ON MAPPING AND CHARTING - Australian Institute of Cartographers, Adelaide, SA, 14-17 September, 1992 Virtual Reality in Land Information Systems (co-author with Kurt Kubik) Proceedings GIS CONFERENCE, Beijing, People's Republic of China, August, 1993 Object Oriented Modelling for Map Generalisation (co-author with Li Weisheng) Poster Session - COSIT '93 - EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON SPATIAL INFORMATION THEORY - Marciana Marina, Elba Island, Italy, September 19-22, 1993 Vehicle Location and Tracking through Digital Mapping - (co-author with Dave Cock) Proceedings TRANSTECH '94 IIR'S FOURTH ANNUAL ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY FOR THE TRANSPORT INDUSTRY CONFERENCE, Sydney, New South Wales, 23-24 March, 1994. Reprinted in the Australasian Urban and Regional Information Systems Association Newsletter (AURISA News), No. 53, April 1994 Softcopy Photogrammetry for the Automatic Generation of Digital Elevation Models and Orthophoto Maps Proceedings MAPPING SCIENCES '94 - AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CARTOGRAPHER'S CONFERENCE, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, September 4-8, 1994 A Technique in Digital Orthophoto Mapping and DTM Generation - (co-author with Peter Harvey) Proceedings MAPPING SCIENCES '94 - AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CARTOGRAPHER'S CONFERENCE, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, September 4-8, 1994 Hi-tech Surveying. What Role Will it Really Play ? (GPS and Soft Photogrammetry) - (co-author with Dave Cock) Proceedings QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY WINTER SCHOOL, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, September 30, 1994 Not Just Visualisation - Simulation - "A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words" - GeoInformatics Magazine, Volume 4, Number 6, Emmeloord, The Netherlands, July/August 2001 Visual Spatial Information - Airborne Video, Video-GIS and 3-D "Fly Throughs" - (co-author with Lee Smith and Brian Spier). Proceedings - 2001 A Spatial Odyssey - 42nd Australian Surveyors Congress, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, September 25-28, 2001
CLUBS, INSTITUTIONS, ASSOCIATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS:	Student Member American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS), 1979 Registered as a Surveying Graduate, May 1981 Registered as a Surveyor (RS Qld), April 1987 Corporate Member, Institution of Surveyors (MIS), Australia, 1980 - 1992 Member Australasian Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (AURISA), 1991-1997 Queensland Executive Council, Australasian Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (AURISA), 1994-1995 Member Australian Institute of Cartographers (AIC), now the Mapping Sciences Institute Australia (MSIA) 1993 - present Member American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS), 1995 - 1999 Member Simulation Industry Association of Australia (SIAA), 1999 - present
REFERENCES/REFEREES:	Will be supplied on request.