PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING
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ASPRS
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ASPRS MEMBERSHIP
ASPRS would like to welcome the following new members!
At Large
Sergio Cruz Abad II
Dr. Yun-Jae Choung
Aubrey Corpuz
Eleanor Dietz
Amy Gladwin
Matthew Hansen
Michael Gbenga Ogungbuyi
Jason Rolfe
Manu Sharma
Abdalla Sherif
Jennifer Jeanette Smith
Taylor Thomas
Central New York
Ryan Connal
Siqi Li
Carl Lee Schoenthal, PE
Seung Hyun Lucia Woo
Columbia River
Andrew Dustin Daws
John Rogers
Eastern Great Lakes
Christian Bretz
Casey Thomas O’Heran
David Reynolds
Rami Tamimi
Florida
Paul Badr
Allen Brock
Heartland
Aaron Douglas Colgrove
Mrs. Rachel Dilly
Josephine Horton
Herve Balagizi Kashongwe
Jeff Krecic
Michael K. McInerney
Mid-South
Michael Cullen
Ryan Michael DiSalvo
Tanner Dutton
Isabel Garcia
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John Griffin
Katherine Johnson
Daniel Gabriel Maritnez
Nicholas Clayton Neel, III
Tyler Edward Ricketts
Rupesh Shrestha
Kevin William Wilson
North Atlantic
Patrick Engle
Jenna Kovacs
New England
Tyler Anderson
Su Ye
Pacific Southwest
Charles Devaney
Scott Eveld
Daniel Hubert
Francis Lin
Jacob David Lopez
Paul Read
Gregory Matthew Saunders
Sory Toure
Dr. Ignacio A. Zuleta
Potomac
Amy Barron
Joy Cottongim
Michael William Graham
Justyna Jeziorska
Scott A. Miller
Kayla Vackner
Hayes Tolbert Wilkinson
Rocky Mountain
David Carter
Paul Petersen
Kirk Saylor
Western Great Lakes
Michael Bahe
Sarah Graves
Paul Morin
Neal J. Pastick
Michael Stanton, Mike
Committee, and as President, 1999-2000.
He is currently the technical editor for
Photogrammetric Engineering & Remote
Sensing
, Vice-President of the ASPRS
Foundation, Chair of the Evaluation for
Certification Committee, Chair of the ASPRS
Professional Examination Development
Committee (serves NCEES for assessment
items for the national photogrammetrist
exam), and formerly the ASPRS
Representative to the Council of Engineering
and Scientific Specialty Boards (accreditation
of science-based certification programs).
He was active with ISPRS serving as a
Working Group Chair 2000 to 2004, active
member of Commission I, and elected to
Council as the Treasurer for 2008-2012 and
the recipient of the ISPRS Carl Pulfrich
Award, 2011
Renslow served as the Editor-in-Chief and
contributing author for the
ASPRS Manual
of Airborne Topographic Lidar
published
in September 2012. He is also the technical
editor of the new
ASPRS Manual of Remote
Sensing, 6th edition
.
He is an ASPRS Fellow (2002), Emeritus
member, Certified Photogrammetrist (#1073)
and an Oregon Registered Professional
Photogrammetrist (#78313RPP).
Renslowhas received the Birdseye President’s
Citation – 1999; a Conference Management
Award for GIS’87 in 1998; Presidential
Citations for Meritorious Service- 1988, 1989,
1991; ASPRS Merit Award - 1994, 1997,
1998; ASPRS Presidential Citations - 1998,
2003, 2004; he was the first recipient of the
Outstanding Workshop Instructor Award,
2007; the ERDAS Award for Best Scientific
Paper in Remote Sensing, 2001, 3rd Place
and the ASPRS Outstanding Service Award,
2005 and 2015.
Initiated in 1937, this life-time award is
given in recognition of individuals who have
rendered distinguished service to ASPRS
and/or who have attained distinction
in advancing the science and use of the
geospatial information sciences. It is awarded
for professional excellence and for at least 20
years of service to ASPRS and consists of a
plaque and a certificate.
ASPRS Lifetime Achievement Award to Michael S. Renslow |
New ASPRS Members
