Jeffrey Metius

Background

About Jeffrey Metius

Office experience includes: Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping of contamination plume boundaries; providing weekly wind farm site updates and creating permitted wildlife buffer boundaries; using GIS geodatabase management to manipulate map features; composing solid waste regulations; well permitting at the city, county and state levels; aerial photography interpretation; management and development of power geodatabases; development of special request maps for Bureau-wide use; technician for a first tier geospatial help desk; Information Technology (IT) assistance; and development, implementation, and delivery of a nationwide training program. Project lead for Land Area Representation Project which updated all the reservation areas within the U.S. This project was completed early and was awarded the ESRI 2018 Best Enterprise Application award.Field work experience includes: mapping of geologic rock units and structures in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada, and California; investigating uranium concentrations in water and rock samples at the Grey Sill Mine in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado; sampling of surface and groundwater at the Denver Federal Center and the Lockheed Martin Waterton Canyon facility; served as the Lead Field Engineer/Environmental Site Manager on the Carbon County, Wyoming Seven Mile Hill Wind Farm; served as a team lead on a geophysical investigation of the former Lowry Bombing Range; field asset collection of power and irrigation items using Global Positioning Systems (GPS); and conducted field location technical trainings.