CURRICULUM  VITAE

 

 Joshua  S. Greenfeld, Ph.D.

Professor,

Dept. of Civil  Env. Engineering

Newark College of Engineering

Newark, NJ 07102

Office Tel. No.: (973) 596-5808

 

EDUCATION

 

Ph.D.    in Geodesy/Photogrammetry The Ohio State University Columbus Ohio, 1987.

M.Sc.    in Geodesy The Ohio State University Columbus Ohio, 1979.

B.A.    in Geodesy and Cartography, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1975.

 

Special Courses

 

·        Surveying with GPS and Applications, Newark, NJ, 5 day course, March 1993

·        Introduction to ArcView 3, Redlands, CA, 2 day course, June 1996

·        Programming with Avenue, Redlands, CA, 3 day course, June 1996

·        Advanced GPS Surveys, 3 days seminar, January 1999

·        Mean high water determination, 3 day seminar, Sarasota, FL August 2000

 

RESEARCH INTEREST

 

  1. Global Positioning System: Since the establishment of the CORS station at NJIT, became involved in GPS research as it applies to surveying GIS and Transportation. Main research is in optimal use of GPS for precise location of points and objects. Notable achievements in this area:

·        Published (or submitted for publication) 5 journal refereed papers

·        Working on a Mean high water determination project using GPS

·        Chair of the GPS/Geodetic control committee of the NJ state mapping advisory committee

 

  1. Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Utilization of parcel mapping as a management tool for (local) government and GIS applications in transportation. Notable achievements in this area:

·        Co-authored a chapter in the "Digital Parcel Mapping Handbook"

·        Published 8 journal refereed papers on various GIS topics

·        Drafted the parcel mapping standards for the state of NJ.

·        Working on a map-matching project for the TIDE center

·        Chair of the GIS certification committee of the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping

 

Academic Appointments

2002 - Present

Professor. New Jersey Institute of Technology Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Surveying program coordinator.

1992 – 2002

Associate Professor. New Jersey Institute of Technology Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Surveying program coordinator.

1988 - 1992

Assistant Professor. New Jersey Institute of Technology Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Surveying program coordinator.

1987 - 1988

The Ohio State University Department of Geodetic Science. Post Doctoral research associate for NASA projects on "Real-Time Mapping from Space". Main area of research in:

                                      - Computer Vision / Artificial Intelligence.

                                      - Geographical Information System.

1985 , 1988

Inter American Geodetic Survey, Cartographic school, Modern Photogrammetry course, Fort Clayton, Panama. Adjunct professor for a 6 week summer course. Students (high ranked military and civilian personnel from Latin America) received academic credit for these courses.

1984 - 1987

The Ohio State University Department of Geodetic Science. Ph.D. program in Photogrammetry. GTA and GRA at the Department of Geodetic Science OSU.

1980 - 1984

Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel. Adjunct professor in surveying and photogrammetry

1977 - 1979

The Ohio State University, Department of Geodetic Science, Completing a M.Sc. degree in plan A, Geodesy. GTA and GRA at the Department of Geodetic Science OSU.

 

Publications

 

Books/book Chapters

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Surveying with New Jersey's NAD'83 State Plane Coordinate System". Developed and Published by the Author, Distributed by the New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NJSPLS), 50 pp., 1994.
  2. Chapter 5 of the “New Jersey GIS Resource Guide - 1993”
  3. Chapter 5 of the “New Jersey GIS Resource Guide - 1995”
  4. Co-authored Chapter 3, "Digital Parcel Mapping Handbook", Published by URISA, 1999, ISBN# 0-916848-12-4

 

 

 

 

Refereed and other Journal Papers

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Determination of the Orthometric Height of NJI2 CORS Station ", ASCE Journal of Surveying Engineering, (submitted for publication) (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J. “How Long Must We Wait? The Duration of GPS Observations for Short Baselines Measurements”, Surveying and Land Information Systems, (accepted for publication) (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J. “Matching GPS Observations to Locations on a Digital Map”, Transportation Research Record, (reviewed, very good reviews, publication decision pending) (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "An Analytical Solution for the Amplitude Ratio Method for Determining Mean High Water in Tidal Regions", ASCE Journal of Surveying Engineering, Vol.128, No. 2, May 2002, pp.61-75. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld , "Evaluating the accuracy of Digital Orthophoto Quadrangles (DOA) in the context of Parcel Based GIS", Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, Vol. 67, No.2, February 2001, pp. 199-205. (peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J. “Performance Evaluation of AVL and Digital Map Accuracy in Transit Application”, Transportation Research Record, No. 1666, November 1999, pp. 44-54. (Peer)

 

  1. K. Mouskos and J. Greenfeld, “A GIS-based Multi Modal Advanced Traveler Information System (MATIS)”, Journal of Computer Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, No. 14, 1999 pp. 267-279 (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Least Squares Weighted Coordinate Transformation Formulas and Their Applications", ASCE Journal of Surveying Engineering, Vol.123, No. 4, November 1997, pp.147-161. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Consistent Property Line Analysis for Land Surveying and GIS/LIS ", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 57, No. 2, June 1997, pp.69-78. (Peer)

 

  1. N. Koncz, J. Greenfeld and K. Mouskos, “A Strategy for Solving Static Multiple-Optimal-Path Transit Network Problems” ASCE Journal of Transportation Engineering, Vol. 122 No. 3, May/June 1996, pp. 218-225 (Peer)

 

  1. N. Koncz and J. Greenfeld, “GIS-Based Transit Information Bolsters Travel Options”, GIS World, Vol. 8, No. 7, July 1995, pp. 62-64 (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Development of Projection Tables for a Transverse Mercator projection of NAD '83", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 52, No. 4, 1992, pp. 219-226. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "An Operator Based matching system", Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, Vol. 57, No. 8, August 1991, pp. 1049-1055 (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld and A. F. Schenk, "Experiments with Edge-Based Stereo Matching ", Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, Vol. 55, No. 12, December, 1989, pp. 1771-1777

 

  1. J. Greenfeld , "The Four Year Degree - When the Future of the Profession is at Stake", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 61, No.14, March 2001, pp. 45-50. (peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Surveyors and GIS - The professional and Educational Challenge", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 60, No. 4, March 2000, pp. 7-12. (peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "A Goal Oriented Approach to Surveying Education", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 57, No. 4, December 1997, pp.233-235 (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Results of a survey on Surveying Curriculum Revisions", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 57, No. 3, September 1997, pp.176-181 (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Land Surveying Program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 53, No. 4, 1993, pp. 221-225. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "A Four Year Land Surveying Education: The New Jersey Experience", Surveying and Land Information Systems, Vol. 51, No. 1, 1991, pp.33-40. (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J. “Matching GPS Observations to Locations on a Digital Map", 81th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2002, Washington, DC.  (Accepted for publication) (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J, "Automatic vehicle location (AVL) for transit operation", IEEE Melecon '2000 10th Mediterranean Electro-technical Conference May 29-31, 2000 Cyprus (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J. “Performance Evaluation of AVL and Digital Map Accuracy in Transit Application”, 78th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 1999, Washington, DC. Paper No. 991301, published on CD. (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J. “Risk Analysis of Transmission Pipelines with GIS”, GIS/LIS’98, November 1998, Fort Worth, TX. Published on CD. (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J., et.al., "The causes of Hazardous Liquid Transmission Pipeline Accidents: What Can be Determined from USDOT Databases", 1998 ASME/JSME Pressure Vessels and Piping conference, San Diego, CA, July 26-30, 1998, PVP-Vol. 378, pp. 105-112, (peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J., et.al., "Electronic Reporting and Auditing Systems for Transmission Pipeline Accidents/Incident and annual reports", 1998 ASME/JSME Pressure Vessels and Piping conference, San Diego, CA, July 26-30, 1998, PVP-Vol. 378, pp. 87-96, (peer)

  2. E. Golub, J. Greenfeld, R. Dresnack, F. H. Griffis and L. Pignataro, “Safe Separation Distances: Natural Gas Transmission Pipeline Incidents”, The Second International Pipeline Conference - ASME-IPC ’98, June 1-11, Vol. 1, pp. 37-40, (Peer)

 

  1. Greenfeld J., "The Next Challenge of Surveying", The 1997 Annual Israeli Conference on Surveying and Geodesy., pp.. 28-37, December 1997, Haifa Israel. (invited, in Hebrew)

 

  1. R. Dresnack, E. Golub, J. Greenfeld, F. H. Griffis and L. Pignataro, “Effectiveness of US and International Pipeline Regulations with Regard to Land Use Planning”, Proceeding of the First International Pipeline Conference - ASME-IPC ’96, June 1996, Vol. I, pp. 25-30 (Peer)

 

  1. K. Mouskos, J. Greenfeld and L. Pignataro, "Towards a Multi-modal Advanced Traveler Information System (ATIS)", Proceedings of the Second World Congress on Intelligent Transport System, Yokohama Japan, Nov. 9-11, 1995, pp. 714-719 (Editor)

 

  1. J. Zheng, J. Greenfeld and K. Mouskos, “A GIS Based Ride-Sharing Advanced Traveler Information System (RSATIS), Proceedings of GIS-T Symposium, Reno NV, April 2-5, 1995, pp. 383-400. (Peer)

 

  1. N. Koncz and J. Greenfeld, “Design Considerations of a GIS-Based Transit Advanced Traveler Information System”, Proceedings of the 1995 GIS/LIS conference, Nashville TN, November 14-16 1995, Vol. II., pp. 563-573. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, A. Alam and L. Pignataro, "Extraction of Traffic Data Using Stereo-Video Image Processing", Paper No. 940155, TRB 73rd Annual Meeting, Washington DC, January 9-13, 1994. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, S. Schulte-Hinsken, and W. Muller, " A Strategy for Automated Stereo Model Orientation Using a Feature-Based Matching Procedure", Proceedings of the 1991 ASPRS Annual convention. Baltimore MD, Vol. 5, pp. 131-140. (Peer)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "The Four Year Degree - A Personal Problem vs. the Future of the Profession", Coordinate, Fall 2000, Vol.22, No. 4, pp.11-15. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Solutions for the Personnel Shortage in Surveying ", Coordinate, Summer 2000, Vol.22, No. 3, pp.6-8. (Invited)

 

  1. R. Somers, et. al, "Defining the GIS Profession, Geo Info Systems, May 2000, pp.2-8 (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld and P. Borbas, "GIS Committee Help NJSPLS Face the Future and GIS", Coordinate, Fall 1999, Vol.21, No. 4. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "GIS Certification, Who Should Be Allowed to Certify a GIS?", Coordinate, Fall 1999, Vol.21, No. 4. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Orthophotos, GIS and Surveying", Coordinate, Vol. 21, No. 5, Spring 1999, pp. 8-10. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Surveying Old/New Territory: Digital Parcel Mapping is here, But Where are the Land Surveyors?", Coordinate, Vol. 20, No. 3, Fall 1998, pp. 8-9,16. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Curriculum Revisions in the Surveying Program at NJIT ", Coordinate, Vol. 19, No. 3, Fall 1997, pp. 24-26. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, “Understanding the Digital Orthophoto Process”, P.O.B, Volume 22, Number 8, May 1997, pp.35-39 (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "The New Definition of Land Surveying: The Challenge of GIS/LIS", Coordinate, Vol. 14, No. 2, Winter 1993, pp. 5-8. (Invited) (Also Published in The Arizona Surveyor, March, 1993)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Enhanced Law Curriculum as Part of Land Surveying Education", The Professional Surveyor, Vol. 9, No. 5, September 1989. (Invited)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, “Weighty Least Squares Coordinate Transformation Without Matrices and Its Applications”, Proceedings of the 1996 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, April 22-25, 1996, Vol. III, pp. 64-73. (Editor)

 

  1. N. Koncz and J. Greenfeld, “The Development of a GIS-Based Transit Advanced Traveler Information System”, Proceedings of the 1995 URISA (Urban & Regional Information System Association) conference, July 16-20 1995, Vol. I., pp. 695-709. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, “GIS and GPS in Continuing Education?”, Proceedings of the 1995 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Charlotte, NC, February 27- March 2, Vol. I, pp. 354-360. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Consistent Parcel Boundary Determination for GIS/LIS", Proceedings of the 1994 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Reno, NV, April 25-28, Vol. II, pp. 1-10. (Editor)

 

  1. K. Mouskos, J. Greenfeld and S. Ziavras, "Telephone-based Advanced Traveler Information System", Proceedings of the 1993 IEEE Regional Conference on Control Systems, NJIT, August 13-14, 1993, pp. 170-173 (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Application of Video Photogrammetry for Transportation Studies", Proceedings of the 1993 ACSM-ASPRS Annual convention. New Orleans LA., Vol. 3, pp. 122-130 (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "What is Unique to Surveying and Mapping Education", XIVth North American Surveying and Mapping Teachers Conference, Gainsville, FL, May 17-20, 1993, pp. 166-176 (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Developing Transverse Mercator Projection Tables for NAD '83", Proceedings of the 1991 ACSM-ASPRS Annual convention. Baltimore MD, Vol. 1, pp. 97-106. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Developing A Land Surveying Program to Meet the Mandatory Four Year degree Requirement", Proceedings of the 1990 North American Surveying Teachers conference, Banff Alberta Canada. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "A New Land Surveying Program at New Jersey Institute of Technology", Proceedings of the 1990 ACSM-ASPRS Annual conven. Denver CO., Vol. 1, pp. 92-101. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "An Automatic Relative Orientation Based on Computer Vision Principles", Proceedings of the 1990 ACSM-ASPRS Annual conven. Denver CO., Vol. 5, pp. 34-44. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld and A. F. Schenk, "Experiments with Several Methods for Matching Edges", presented at the 1989 ASPRS-ACSM Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, April, 1989. (Editor)

 

  1. O. Zilberstein, J. Greenfeld, A. F. Schenk and C. Toth  "A Modern Man-Machine Interface for the Planicomp Analytical Plotter", Proceedings of the 1989 ASPRS-ACSM Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, April, 1989. Vol. 1, pp. 1-10. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "Stereo matching  without  an  operator's intervention", Proceedings of the 1988 ASPRS Annual conven. St. Louis MO. Vol. 3, pp. 56-65. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "A stereo vision approach to automatic stereo matching in photogrammetry", Report No. 381, Department of Geodetic  Science  and Surveying,  The  Ohio  State University, Columbus, Ohio, July 1987. (Editor)

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, "The analytical plotter at the Survey of Israel; experience  and  trend", Photogrammeteric publication  No. 3, Survey of Israel, 1984. (Editor)

 

  1. R. Adler and  J. Greenfeld ,"Computer assisted photogrammetry for engineering projects", XVII  FIG  congress, Sofia, Bulgaria, 1983. (Editor)

 

  1. R. Adler and  J. Greenfeld,  "Experience in  applying photogrammetric methods  as an alternative to ground  control  surveys",  XVI FIG congress, Montrex, Switzerland, 1981. (Editor)

 

  1. “Questionnaire for Review of Programs in Engineering Technology (Surveying)”, Submitted to ABET, May 1999, 55 pp.

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, “Digital Map Requirements for Automatic Vehicle Location”, New Jersey Transit, December 1998, 137 pp.

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, “Survey Manual”, NJ-DOT, July 1998, 187 pp.

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, et al, “Electronic Incident/Accident/Annual Report and Audit System”, US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety, February 1997, 94 pp.

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, et al, “Pipeline Accident Effects for Hazardous Liquid Pipelines”, US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety, August, 1996, 203 pp.

 

  1. E. Golub, J. Greenfeld, et al, “Pipeline Accident Effects for Gas Transmission Pipeline”, US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety, August, 1996, 229 pp.

 

  1. J. Greenfeld, et al, “Pipeline Accident Consequences Analysis Using GIS for Natural Gas and Hazardous Liquids Transmission”, US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety, August, 1996, 31 pp.

 

  1. F. H. Griffis, R. Dresnack, S. Evans, E. Golub, J. Greenfeld, L. Pignataro and L. Vega “Comparison of U.S. with Foreign Pipeline Land Use and Sitting Standards”, US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety, April, 1996, 88 pp.

 

  1. J. Greenfeld “Evaluation of the Proposed A.A.S. Degree in Surveying at Burlington County College”, Report for the Burlington County College office of development, January 15, 1996

 

  1. K. Mouskos, J. Greenfeld and L. Pignataro, " Multi-modal Advanced Traveler Information System (MATIS)", Report to the Federal Highway Administration, February, 1995, 261 pp.

 

  1. L. Pignataro, R. Dresnack, J. Greenfeld, E. Golub, F. Griffis and D. Boggio, Editors of the proceedings of "Promoting Safe and Environmentally Sound Pipeline Transportation" summit, US-DOT, Research and special program Administration (RSPA) Office of Pipeline Safety (OPS), June 20, 1994, 162 pp.

 

  1. “Questionnaire for Review of Programs in Engineering Technology (Surveying)”, Submitted to ABET, May 1993, 78 pp.

 

Professional Presentations (since 1991)

 

1.      J. Greenfeld, "Photogrammetry, GIS and the Professional Land Surveyor", 2001 ACSM Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 18-23, 2001. (invited)

 

2.      J. Greenfeld, "Coordinate Transformation and Their Applications In SPCS and Boundary Surveying", 2001 ACSM Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 18-23, 2001. (invited)

 

3.      J. Greenfeld, "From CAD to GIS", 2000 ACSM Annual Conference2001 ACSM Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, March 18-23, 2001. (invited)

 

4.      J. Greenfeld, "Digital Photogrammetery ", SurCon 2001 Conference, Atlantic City, February 7-9, 2001. (invited)

 

5.      J. Greenfeld, "Basic Statistics for Surveyors", SurCon 2001 Conference, Atlantic City, February 7-9, 2001. (invited)

 

6.      J. Greenfeld, "GIS Implementation ", SurCon 2001 Conference, Atlantic City, February 7-9, 2001 (invited)

 

7.      J. Greenfeld, "From CAD to GIS", 2001 Conference of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Hershey, PA, January 21-24, 2001. (invited)

 

8.      J. Greenfeld, "From CAD to GIS", 2000 ACSM Fall Conference, Providence, RI, December 1-3, 2000. (invited)

 

9.      J. Greenfeld, "Photogrammetry, GIS and the Professional Land Surveyor", Seminar presented at the NJSPE 76th Annual Conference, May 18-20, 2000. (invited)

 

10.  J. Greenfeld, “Orthophotography”, Seminar presented at the NJSPE 76th Annual Conference, May 18-20, 2000. (invited)

 

11.  J. Greenfeld, "Photogrammetry, GIS and the Professional Land Surveyor", 2000 ACSM Annual Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 18-23, 2000. (invited)

 

12.  J. Greenfeld, "Coordinate Transformation and Their Applications In SPCS and Boundary Surveying", 2000 ACSM Annual Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 18-23, 2000. (invited)

 

13.  J. Greenfeld, "From CAD to GIS", 2000 ACSM Annual Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, March 18-23, 2000. (invited)

 

14.  J. Greenfeld, Moderator of a session on "GIS Management", MAC URISA/ NJ SMAC GIS Conference, Rutgers University, March 13-14, 2000. (invited)

 

15.  J. Greenfeld, "Coordinate Transformation & Their Applications in SPCS and Boundary Surveying", SurCon 2000 Conference, Atlantic City, February 2-4, 2000. (invited)

 

16.  J. Greenfeld, "Basic Statistics for Surveyors", SurCon 2000 Conference, Atlantic City, February 2-4, 2000. (invited)

 

17.  J. Greenfeld, "GIS? You Can Do It", SurCon 2000 Conference, Atlantic City, February 2-4, 2000(invited)

 

18.  J. Greenfeld, "Surveyors and GIS - The professional and Educational Challenge", XVII Surveying and Mapping Educators Conference, Purdue University, July 10, 1999.

 

19.  J. Greenfeld, “Orthophotography”, Seminar presented at 1999 American Congress On Surveying And Mapping Annual Convention, Portland OR, March 14, 1999. (Invited)

 

20.  J. Greenfeld, “The Surveyor and the Internet”, Seminar presented at 1999 American Congress On Surveying And Mapping Annual Convention, Portland OR, March 15, 1999. (Invited)

 

21.  J. Greenfeld, "The Surveyor and the Internet". Seminar presented at the 1999 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 3 1999. ( 2 sessions) (Invited)

 

22.  J. Greenfeld, "Is Digital Parcel Mapping in Your Future or...?". Seminar presented at the 1999 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 4 1999. (Invited)

 

23.  J. Greenfeld, "Performance Evaluation of AVL and Digital Map Accuracy in Transit Application", 78th Annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C., January, 11, 1999

 

24.  J. Greenfeld, “Risk Analysis of Transmission Pipelines with GIS”, GIS/LIS’98, November 11, 1998, Fort Worth, TX.

 

25.  J. Greenfeld, "The causes of Hazardous Liquid Transmission Pipeline Accidents: What Can be Determined from USDOT Databases", 1998 ASME/JSME Pressure Vessels and Piping conference, San Diego, CA, July 29, 1998.

 

26.  Greenfeld J., "Electronic Reporting and Auditing Systems for Transmission Pipeline Accidents/Incident and annual reports", 1998 ASME/JSME Pressure Vessels and Piping conference, San Diego, CA, July 29, 1998.

27.  J. Greenfeld, “Orthophotography”, Seminar presented at 1998 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, March 1, 1998. (Invited)

 

28.  J. Greenfeld, "The Surveyor and the Internet". Seminar presented at the 1998 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 5 1998. (Invited)

 

29.  J. Greenfeld, “Advanced Traveling Information System Based on GIS”, Seminar Presented at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Israel, January 6, 1998 (Invited)

 

30.  J. Greenfeld, “The Next Challenge of Surveying”, Presented at the 1997 Israeli Conference on Geodesy and Surveying, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Israel, December 25, 1997 (Invited)

 

31.  J. Greenfeld, “Application of Video Photogrammetry in Transportation Studies”, Seminar Presented at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Israel, December 9, 1997 (Invited)

 

32.  J. Greenfeld, “Orthophotography”, Seminar presented at 1997 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Seattle, WA, April 6, 1997. (Invited)

 

33.  J. Greenfeld, "Orthophotography". Seminar presented at the 1997 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 7 1997. (Invited)

 

34.  J. Greenfeld, "Photogrammetry and the PLS". Seminar presented at the 1997 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 6 1997. (Invited)

 

35.  J. Greenfeld, “Weighty Least Squares Coordinate Transformation Without Matrices and Its Applications”, Paper presented at 1996 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, April 21, 1996.

 

36.  J. Greenfeld and W. Lathrop (Co-Presenters) "The Weighty Matter of Boundary Analysis - A Systematic Approach". 1 day Seminar presented at the 1996 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD, April 22-25, 1996. (Invited)

 

37.  J. Greenfeld, “A Multimodal Advanced Traveler Information System”, Presented to Committee for Smart New Jersey, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, March 27, 1996. (Invited)

 

38.  J. Greenfeld, “Use of GIS for the Development of Multimodal Advanced Traveler Information System”, Presented to the Metropolitan Section of the Institute of Transportation Engineers, February 20, 1996. (Invited)

 

39.  J. Greenfeld, "Elements of Map Projections". Seminar presented at the 1996 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 1-3 1996. (Invited)

 

40.  J. Greenfeld, "Coordinate Transformation and Their Applications". Seminar presented at the 1996 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 1-3 1996. (Invited)

 

41.  J. Greenfeld, "The Role of Surveyors in GIS/LIS", 9 Hour seminar presented at Gloucester County College, December, 1995. (Invited)

 

42.  N. Koncz and J. Greenfeld, “Design Considerations of a GIS-Based Transit Advanced Traveler Information System”, Presented at the 1995 GIS/LIS conference, Nashville TN, November 14-16 1995.

 

43.  J. Greenfeld, "Surveying with State Plane Coordinate Systems", 12 Hour seminar presented to West Jersey Chapter of  The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, November, 1995. (Invited)

 

44.  J. Greenfeld, "Practical Astronomy for Surveyors", 12 Hour seminar presented to Rolling Hills Chapter of  The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, November,  1995. (Invited)

 

45.  J. Greenfeld, “From CAD to GIS”, Presented to Coalition of Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, September 19, 1995. (Invited)

 

46.  J. Greenfeld, "Introduction to Adjustment Computation and Least Squares", 12 Hour seminar presented to West Jersey Chapter of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, June 13-22, 1995. (Invited)

 

47.  J. Zheng, J. Greenfeld and K. Mouskos, “A GIS Based Ride-Sharing Advanced Traveler Information System (RSATIS), Presented at the GIS-T Symposium, Reno NV, April 2-5, 1995.

 

48.  J. Greenfeld, “GIS and GPS in Continuing Education?”, Presented at the 1995 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Charlotte, NC, February 28 1995.

 

49.  J. Greenfeld, "Orthophotography". Seminar presented at the 1995 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 2-4 1995. (Invited)

 

50.  J. Greenfeld, "The Weighty Matter of Boundary Analysis - A Systematic Approach". Seminar presented at the 1995 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 2-4 1995. (Invited)

 

51.  J. Greenfeld, "GPS Theory and Practice", 12 Hour seminar presented to West Jersey Chapter of  The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, January 4-16, 1995. (Invited)

 

52.  J. Greenfeld, "GPS Theory and Practice", 12 Hour seminar presented to West Jersey Chapter of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, November 7-28, 1994. (Invited)

 

53.  J Greenfeld, “Applications of Photogrammetry in Image Based Data Collection in Transportation, invited seminar, Center for Mapping, Ohio State University Columbus OH, May 26, 1994. (Invited)

 

54.  J. Greenfeld, "GPS Theory and Practice", 12 Hour seminar presented to Rolling Hills Chapter of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, July 6-27, 1994. (Invited)

 

55.  J. Greenfeld, "Consistent Parcel Boundary Determination for GIS/LIS", Presented at the 1994 ASPRS/ACSM Annual Convention, Reno, NV, April 25-28.

 

56.  J. Greenfeld, "From CAD to GIS/LIS". Seminar presented at the 1994 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 3-5 1994. (Invited)

 

57.  J. Greenfeld, "Spatial Data for GIS/LIS". Seminar presented at the 1994 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 3-5 1994. (Invited)

 

58.  J. Greenfeld, "Photogrammetry, GIS/LIS and the PLS". Seminar presented at the 1994 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 3-5 1994. (Invited)

 

59.  J. Greenfeld, "The Importance of Geodetic Control". presented at the Third annual New Jersey GIS Symposium, Rutgers University, January 11, 1994. (Invited)

 

60.  J. Greenfeld, A. Alam and L. Pignataro, "Extraction of Traffic Data Using Stereo-Video Image Processing", Presented at the 73rd TRB Annual Meeting, Washington DC, January 9, 1994.

 

61.  J. Greenfeld, "The Surveying program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology", presented at the XIVth North American Surveying and Mapping Teachers Conference, Gainsville, FL, May 17-20, 1993. (Invited)

 

62.  J. Greenfeld, "What is Unique to Surveying and Mapping Education", presented at the XIVth North American Surveying and Mapping Teachers Conference, Gainsville, FL, May 17-20, 1993.

 

63.  J. Greenfeld, "Application of Video Photogrammetry for Transportation Studies", Presented at the 1993 ACSM-ASPRS Annual convention. New Orleans LA., February 15-18, 1993

 

64.  J. Greenfeld, "The Role of Land Surveyors in GIS/LIS". One day seminar presented at the 1993 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 4-6 1993. (Invited)

 

65.  J. Greenfeld, "GIS and CAD". presented at the second annual New Jersey GIS Symposium, Trenton State College, December 10, 1992. (Invited)

 

66.  J. Greenfeld and Meher Alam, “An Alternative Data Collection Method Using Video-Photogrammetry, Presented to the Metropolitan Section of the Institute of Transportation Engineers, October 22, 1992. (Invited)

 

67.  J. Greenfeld, "Computations on State Plane Coordinate System Using Projection Tables for NAD'83. One day seminar presented to The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, August 14, 1992. (Invited)

 

68.  J. Greenfeld, "The Role of Land Surveyors in GIS/LIS". One day seminar presented at the 1992 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 6-8 1992. (Invited)

 

69.  J. Greenfeld, "Elements of Map Projections". One half a day seminar presented at the 1992 conference of The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City, NJ, February 6-8 1992. (Invited)

 

70.  T. Murphy and J. Greenfeld (Co-Presenters), "Integrating GPS/Photogrammetry/GIS Technologies: Building a sound Foundation for GIS", AEC EXPO show and Conference, Javits Convention Center, NYC, November 19-21, 1991. (Invited)

 

 

Awarded Research Grants (since 1991)

 

1.      PI, New Jersey DOT, "Water Level Prediction for Transportation Projects", $79,940 7/99-6/02 with a second year option for the same amount.

Objective: Research methods for determining and establishing the elevation of the mean high water at construction sites to prevent damage and delays as a result of high tides.

 

2.      Inv., NJ Commission on Science and Technology, “Transportation Information and Decision Engineering (TIDE)” Center, 1/99-12/04, Total of $5,000,000/5yr

Objective of my part: Research map matching in context of vehicle navigation or matching GPS locations to features on a digital map. Second research is to evaluate the accuracy of maps for GPS based navigation.

 

3.      PI, US National Geodetic Survey, Leica and New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, “Establishing and Maintaining a National Continuously Operating GPS Reference Base Station on NJIT Campus”, $31,000, 6/98-Present

Objective: Establish and maintain a GPS station that is used by the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) to compute precise GPS satellite orbits and monitor earth crustal movement.

 

4.      Inv., US DOT, “Development of a Transportation Economic and Land-Use System (TELUS)”, 10/98-9/03 Total of 5,000,000/5yr

Objective of my part: Design and develop the GIS which is the foundation for the land use model used for transportation planning.

 

5.      PI, New Jersey Transit and NCTIP, “Digital Map Requirements for Automatic Vehicle Location”, $96,500, 4/97-12/98.

Objective: Research map accuracy requirements and GPS accuracy requirements to enable automatic bus location. Accurate bus location is essential for fleet management as well as for providing accurate service information to passengers.

 

6.      PI, New Jersey DOT, “Developing a Survey Manual”, $50,000, 10/96-12/98

Objective: Develop and author the official New Jersey DOT manual for surveying. All surveying activities at DOT must be consistent with the guidelines developed in this manual.

 

7.      Co-PI, NSF, “Remote Sensing and GIS Instructional Laboratory Development”, $114,350, 7/96-7/98

Objective of my part: Develop student guides for GIS and Photogrammetry lab exercises. Also as the faculty overseer of the surveying/civil/GIS computer lab, I administered the installation of the software.

 

8.      Co-PI, US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety“, Development of an Electronic Audit System” , $159,154, 9/95-12/96

Objective of my part: Develop an on-line pipeline accident reporting form. The form is based on MS Access Visual Basic application that monitors, checks and filters accident report input data. Once the data is accepted it is then merged into OPS pipeline accident database and used for accident analysis.

 

9.      Inv., US-DOT, Office of Pipeline Safety“, Pipeline Infrastructure Study”, $268,091, 9/94-7/96

Objective of my part: Develop an MS Access database for hazardous liquid pipeline accidents and analyze potential causes of accidents. Also, develop a prototype GIS for enhancing pipeline safety.

 

10.  Co-PI, FHWA, TRANSCOM and the Port Authority of NY and NJ “Advance Traveling Information System for Truck Routing”, $125,000, 9/1995 - 12/1996

Objective of my part: Develop a GIS based advanced traveling information system for truck routing. It includes alternative route planning in conjunction with GPS based truck location and real-time traffic conditions

 

11.  Co-PI, FHWA and AT&T “Advance Traveling Information System (ATIS)”, $463,800, 9/1992 - 12/1995

Objective of my part: Develop a GIS based advanced traveling information system with route planning, public transportation and rideshare commuting options. The system is based on service subscription and individual user profiles (preferences).

 

12.  Co-PI, PSE\&G Power Company of New Jersey "Analysis of Electric Meter Faceplates Using Computer Vision Enhancement Techniques", $217,684, 7/1992 - 12/1992.

Objective of my part: Continuation of the next project.

 

13.  Co-PI, PSE\&G Power Company of New Jersey "Analysis of Electric Meter Faceplates Using Computer Vision Enhancement Techniques", $32,752, 7/1991 - 6/1992.

Objective of my part: Develop a computer vision based analysis of electric meters. The system has a robotic conveying system and an analysis station. My responsibility was to develop the reading and analyzing the electric meter at the analysis station. A patent was awarded on this part of the system

 

14.  Co-PI, The Region II Transportation Research Consortium "Using Video Photogrammetry for Analyzing Weaving Behavior under Non-Freeway Conditions", $11,115, 9/1991 - 6/1992.

Objective of my part: Develop traffic volume and vehicle weaving measuring system based on stereo video images and photogrammetric techniques. Photogrammetry allows position determination of cars in 3-D as a function of time. This information can be used to compute traffic volumes and driving patterns.

 

15.  PI, Generation 5 Technology University Grant Program, "Developing a GIS Curriculum and Laboratory", $18,000 in software and training, 5/1991.

Objective: Establish the first GIS laboratory at NJIT.

 

PROFESSIONAL LICENSE

 

Surveying License #546,   Israel

 

Professional Societies

 

·        Chair, of the committee on GIS certification, American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). (2001-   )

·        Member of the surveying SIG of ESRI, the largest GIS software vendor in the world

·        Member of CAR (Curriculum, Accreditation and Registration) committee of The American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). (1991-   )

·        Member of Education committee of The American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). (1994-   )

·        Reviewer for Surveying and Land Information Systems, the journal of The American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). (1991-   )

·        Member of the GIS/LIS committee of New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NJSPLS). (1992-   )

·        Member of the Education committee of New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NJSPLS). (1990-   )

·        Chair of a special SIG committee on GIS education for the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of URISA. (1992- 1994)

·        Guest Speaker at many Chapter meetings of NJSPLS (see list and dates in Appendix XI. F)

 

 

X.      HONORS AND AWARDS

 

1.      Z/I Imaging Award for best scientific paper in special data standards, American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, April 24, 200, Washington D.C.

 

2.      Certificate of Appreciation, New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers, May, 2000

 

3.      Fellow member, American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM), March 2000.

 

4.      Member of the Lamda Sigma  - an honorary Land Surveying Fraternity, 13th, July 1999.

 

5.      Presidential Citation for outstanding contribution to the New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NJSPLS) and the Surveying Profession. February 3, 1999

 

6.      Award for outstanding contribution in land surveying education, from The West Jersey Chapter of the New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, 1997.

 

7.      Special Appreciation Award for dedicated service to NJIT student chapter of ASCE and Chi Epsilon, September 1996

 

8.      Presidential Citation for outstanding contribution to the New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NJSPLS) and the Surveying Profession. February 5, 1994

 

9.      Special Appreciation Award for outstanding service to the profession, from The New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors, Atlantic City NJ, 1992.

 

10.  Duane C. Brown  Junior  Award, from the  Department of Geodetic Science  and Surveying, The Ohio State University, Columbus Ohio, 1985.

 

 

Memberships:

 

American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) - Fellow

American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

American Cartographic Association (ACA)

Urban and Regional Information System Association (URISA)

New Jersey Society of Professional Land Surveyors (NJSPLS)