Steve Marvanek

		Spatial Data Analyst
		CSIRO Land and Water Spatial Technologies Unit Private Mail Bag 2 GLEN OSMOND SA 5064 Ph: +61-8-8303 8440 Fax: +61-8-8303 8520 Email: Steve Marvanek

Steve Marvanek is a Spatial Data Analyst working within the Spatial Analysis research group, which is part of the Environmental Observation and Landscape Science.

Current Activities

Murray-Darling Basin Sustainable Yield project. Creating and developing core data layers for River Modelling and Water Assessment Teams as well as providing mapping assistance to the Reporting Team.
Tasmanian Devil Facial Tumor Disease. Undertaking spatial analyses of devil monitoring and wildlife spotlight data to map the distribution and rate of spread of DFTD.
National Atlas of Acid Sulfate Soils. Developing a standardised spatial layer mapping ASS across Australia and assisting in assessing the impact of drought on Acid Sulfate Soils.
Providing GIS and mapping services to CLW and co-location partners as required.

All aspects of spatial data generation, manipulation and analysis with a particular interest in raster modeling.
Collation, integration and analysis of data from various sources and in various formats, including non-spatial data.
“Spatialising” tabular data for manipulation in Geographic Information Systems
Production of map images for presentations and reports

Spatial Data Analyst, CSIRO Land and Water (2005 - present)
Principal Spatial Data Analyst for the Spatial Technologies Unit (1999 - -2004)
GIS Research Officer in the CRCSLM Land Assessment and Policy Unit (1996 – 1999)