Adam Barnes

 

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Phone: (479) 236-6119
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Adam has been involved with CAST since 2005 as a Geomatics Specialist, working on a variety of projects including photogrammetry, laser scanning , GIS, and remote sensing. He has been working with the Center's EAST Initiative crew since 2006, training 2-12 grade students in the use of GIS, GPS, and 3D visualization software and techniques, and is heavily involved with 3D data aquisition projects using the Center's 3D laser scanning equipment. 

EDUCATION
M.A. University of Arkansas, Geosciences, 2006   
B.A. Northeastern State University, Geography & Business, 2004 summa cum laude

RESEARCH INTEREST
Aerial and close-range digital photogrammetry - laser scanning for documentation, visualization, and analysis of historical sites and artifacts - integration of 3-dimensional data - GIS-based analysis of wetland morphology - GIS-based analysis of bathymetry, sedimentation, and aquatic vegetation   

TEACHING
Short Courses, EAST Initiative grades 2-12, 2006 to present
-Preliminary GIS/GPS
-Geospatial Projects Workshop
-Advanced Geospatial Techniques
-Multi-disciplinary 3D Visualization
-Introduction to Softimage

Field School, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA, 2009
-Geomatics for Archaeology (Cuzco, Peru)

PUBLICATIONS

Cothren, J., D. Frederick, W.F. Limp, T. deNoble, A. Barnes, C. Goodmaster, C. Stevens, (2008) Visualizing the Roman City: Viewing the past through multidisciplinary eyes, Proceedings of the 36th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, On the Road to Reconstructing the Past, Budapest, 2-6 April 2008. (Submitted for publication in refereed proceedings)

Cothren, J. C. Goodmaster, A. Barnes, E. Ernenwein, A. Vranich, W.F. Limp, A. Payne, (2008) Fusion of 3-dimensional data at Tiwanaku: An approach to spatial data integration, Proceedings of the 36th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, On the Road to Reconstructing the Past, Budapest, 2-6 April 2008. (Submitted for publication in refereed proceedings)

Cothren, J., W. F. Limp, A. Payne, J. Herrmann, and A. Barnes, 2006. Integrating Terrestrial LIDAR Point Clouds and Independent Close-range Images. Proceedings of the American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing National Conference, Reno, Nevada.

Cothren, J., and A. Barnes, 2006. Software Review: ERDAS IMAGINE and Leica Photogrammetry Suite 9.0. GeoWorld, July issue.

Barnes, A., 2006. Product Review: Planar SD1710 Stereo Monitor. GeoWorld, April issue.

Barnes, A., L. Komlos, M. Williamson, and W. F. Limp, 2006. Final Report: GIS-Based Natural Resource Analysis for the Ozark Wetland Planning Region. Report submitted to the Arkansas Natural Resource Commission, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Barnes, A., L. Komlos, D. McFee, M. Williamson, and W. F. Limp, 2005. Final Report: GIS-Based Natural Resource Analysis for the Arkansas River Valley Wetland Planning Region. Report submitted to the Arkansas Soil & Water Conservation Commission, Little Rock, Arkansas.

PRESENTATIONS

Cothren, J., A. Barnes, J. Casana, and T. Kalayci. 2009. Effects of Ground Control Point Accuracy on Triangulation and Ortho-rectification of Large Blocks of CORONA Images, CAA 2009: Making History Interactive, 37th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, Williamsburg, VA. 22-26 March 2009.

Kalayci, T., J. Cothren, J. Casana, and A. Barnes. 2009. Accuracy of DEM Generation from CORONA Stereo Pair Images, CAA 2009: Making History Interactive, 37th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, Williamsburg, VA. 22-26 March 2009.

Cothren, J., D. Frederick, W.F. Limp, T. deNoble, A. Barnes, C. Goodmaster, C. Stevens. 2008. Visualizing the Roman City: Viewing the Past Through Multidisciplinary Eyes, 36th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, On the Road to Reconstructing the Past, Budapest, 2-6 April 2008.

Cothren, J. C. Goodmaster, A. Barnes, E. Ernenwein, A. Vranich, W.F. Limp, A. Payne. 2008. Fusion of Three-dimensional Data at  Tiwanaku: An Approach to Spatial Data Integration, 36th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, On the Road to Reconstructing the Past, Budapest, 2-6 April 2008.

Barnes, A., J. Cothren, and B. Cox, 2008. Vector Based Measurements of Earthquake-induced Lateral Spread: A Gematics Approach. University of Arkansas Mullins Libraray GIS Day. Fayetteville, AR.

Barnes, A. and J. Cothren, 2007. Mapping Tiwanaku: Using Modern Photogrammetric Methods to Analyze an Ancient Landscape. Paper presented at the Technology and Archaeology Workshop, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C.

Cothren, J., A. Barnes, and C. Goodmaster, 2007. Ancient Sites in 21st Century Environments: Fusion of Three-dimensional, Multi-scale Digital Data from Tiwanaku. Paper presented at the Technology and Archaeology Workshop, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C.

Goodmaster, C., J. Cothren, A. Barnes, and A. Payne, 2007. Archaeological Laser Scanning at Tiwanaku: A Multiyear High Density Survey of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Paper presented at the 35th Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) Conference, Berlin, Germany.

Cothren, J., W. F. Limp, A. Payne, J. Herrmann, and A. Barnes, 2006. Integrating Terrestrial LIDAR Point Clouds and Independent Close-range Images. Paper presented at the American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing National Conference, Reno, NV.