Dennis Akins is a Supervisory Geospatial Analyst with three decades of GIS and engineering experience, currently leading the Geospatial team at the Bureau of Land Management’s busiest field office in Carlsbad, NM. His career spans agricultural engineering, hydrology, hydraulics, remote sensing, statistical modeling and expert systems, blending deep technical breadth with practical automation and web development skills. Known for revitalizing stagnant programs, he has halved staffing needs through scripting and process improvements while implementing remote sensing solutions that recovered millions in royalties. A former USDA research engineer and US Army Corps analyst, he pairs academic training from Texas A&M with hands-on modeling and biometric expertise, and brings an aviator’s passion for general aviation to his methodical, systems-oriented approach.
12 years of coding experience
34 years of employment as a software developer
C. E. Ellison High School
Master of Science (MS), Agricultural Engineering, Master of Science (MS), Agricultural Engineering at Texas A&M University
Biological/Biosystems Engineering, Biological/Biosystems Engineering at Mississippi State University
Source code for maize or corn (Zea Mays) simulation model
Contributions:4 releases, 217 commits, 56 PRs in 8 years 6 months
cropmodelssimulationtwo-dimensional-soilmaize
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