Chris Garrard is a Programmer Analyst with over a decade of experience building web and desktop GIS applications for the Remote Sensing / GIS Laboratory at Utah State University, specializing in web mapping, databases, and geoprocessing automation. He combines practical expertise in Python and C# with both open-source tools (GDAL) and Esri technologies, and teaches a graduate course on Python for GIS covering ArcPy and GDAL. Chris is authoring a book on geoprocessing with open-source Python tools, reflecting a deep commitment to reproducible, accessible spatial analysis. With a background in statistics, computer science, and an MS in biology, he brings interdisciplinary rigor to natural-resources research and thrives on tackling novel, challenging problems in academic settings.
12 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
MS, biology, MS, biology at Utah State University
BS, statistics, computer science, math, BS, statistics, computer science, math at Brigham Young University
Code for the book Open source geoprocessing with Python
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