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CEO Personnel Profile
Research Associate
Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management
Responsibilities:
Coordinate GIS research and development for the National Park Service (NPS) GIS Regional Technical Support Center, Northeast Region, providing professional GIS consultation, guidance, technical assistance and research for NPS units, programs and the Regional Office.Develop and present workshops on the capabilities and functionality of GIS and GPS technologies to the NPS, including Natural Resources, Cultural Resources, Information Management, Visitor Protection, Lands Acquisition, Fire and Administrative Divisions.
Assist with strategic planning and implementation of spatial information systems technologies.
Develop and present specialized graduate level lectures and laboratories in the theory and application of spatial information systems technologies (NR 532 and NR 533).
Develop proposals for cooperative research, including the scope of work, methodologies, deliverables, scheduling and budgets.
Provide consultation to faculty, staff and graduate students in the theory and application of spatial information systems technology for research and teaching.
Supervise, mentor and provide guidance and consultation to graduate students.
Current Research and Projects:
National Park Service, Northeast Region research and development for geographic information systems and technology to park, program and regional personnel.Enterprise spatial database and schema development.
Thin-client GIS delivery.
National Park Service Interagency Environmental Review custom GIS application development and technical support.
Cedar Creek & Belle Grove NHP land acquisition map production.
George Washington Birthplace NM natural resource condition assessment GIS technical support and assistance.
Recent National Park Service Presentations :
2008 GIS and Data Management Conference
March 31 - April 3, 2008"An Enterprise Geodatabase for Resource Management and Planning: George Washington Birthplace NM General Management Planning Database Development"
"A Client Geographic Information System for Resource Managers"
Northeast Region Natural Resources Workshop
January 15-17, 2008"Northeast Region GIS Program Activities"
George Washington Birthplace NM Watershed Conditions Assessment and Storm Vulnerability Assessment
November 14, 2007"GIS Database and Model Development for Dissemination using the NC State University Virtual Computing Laboratory"
Northeast Region Annual Regional GIS Conference
May 1-3, 2007"Annual GIS Research and Development Update"
Geographic Information Science and Technology Graduate Lecture Development and Instruction:Natural Resources 532: Principles of Geographic Information Science
Data Structures and Topological Concepts
Theoretical Database Concepts and Design
Data Documentation and Federal Mandates
Natural Resources 533: Application Issues in Geographic Information Systems
Data Import and Compatibility Issues
Data Structures, Analysis Concepts and Implementation Using ArcInfo Workstation
Enterprise GIS Delivery
Database Design and Implementation
Metadata Creation and The National Spatial Data Infrastructure
Consulting GIS and Grant Development
Enterprise Database Development with MS SQL Server and Oracle
GIS Workshop Development and Presentation:
NC State University
Forestry and Environmental Outreach ProgramIntroduction to ArcGIS 9.x for Natural Resource Professionals
Intermediate to Advanced Concepts of ArcGIS 9.x for Natural Resource Professionals
United States Army Corps of Engineers Introduction to ArcGIS for Resource Management
Integrating GPS and GIS Technology into Forestry Practices
National Park Service
Introduction to ArcGIS 9.x for Land Management Agencies
Northeast and National Capital Regions GIS Fire Training
GIS Mapping and Analysis for Fire Specialists
Introduction to ArcView
Intermediate ArcView
North Carolina Division of Forest Resources
Introduction to Applied GIS for Foresters
Intermediate Applied GIS for Foresters
Publications:Slocumb, William S. 1996. "The Development of Geographical Information Systems Base Data for Five National Park Service Units in the Southeastern United States." Master’s Thesis, North Carolina State University.
Gallyoun, M., G. Meyer, A. Andreu and W. Slocumb. 1996. Mapping Vegetation Communities with The Nature Conservancy’s Vegetation Classification System on Five Small National Parks in the Southeastern U.S.A. Final Report to: National Park Service, Southeast Region. The Nature Conservancy, Conservation Science Division, Southeast Regional Office. Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Devine, H.A. and W.S. Slocumb. 1996. Technical Support of GIS Application in the National Park Service, Report to National GIS Program Director, National Park Service. Denver, Colorado.
Ntawukuliryayo, F., H.A. Devine, and W.S. Slocumb. 1996. GIS Application of the National Vegetation Classification System, Report to the Southeast Regional Office of The Nature Conservancy. Raleigh, North Carolina.
Hamilton, R. A., M. A. Megalos and W. S. Slocumb. 1995. Using Aerial Photographs - A Layman’s Guide. AG 531, NC Cooperative Extension Service, Publication.
Slocumb, William. 1995. "Shorebird Habitat Mapping on the Outerbanks of North Carolina: An Attempt to Evaluate Change in Habitat with Aerial Photography." In Collazo, A.J., J.R. Walters and J.F. Parnell. Factors Affecting Reproduction and Migration of Water Birds on the North Carolina Barrier Islands, Final Report to the Southeastern Region of the National Park Service. Raleigh, North Carolina.
Hobbies:
Being outside
Exercise
Live music
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