Team

Charles Burnett

Principal
Office Phone: 
(250) 5906277
Mobile Phone: 
(250) 8586277

Charles is a professional geographer with experience in forest ecology, GIS/mapping and community engagement. He has provided creative, innovative and community-based solutions to land and marine management since starting MapsWest Geoscience in January 2005 (GeoMemes purchased MapsWest in 2009).

Charles' background includes an MSc in Geography (Victoria), and a PhD in Resource Management & Conservation (Turku, Finland). Charles is a member of the Society for Conservation GIS. Charles has a particular interest in helping communities create spatial representations (maps) of their assets and visions.

See Charles' full CV at web.uvic.ca/~cburnett

Patrick Hayes

Principal
Office Phone: 
1 (250) 5906277
Mobile Phone: 
1 (250) 8572308

Patrick specializes in developing web technologies and providing true-cost economic analysis. Patrick bridges the technical divide, providing innovative solutions using cutting edge web technologies including web mapping and web database tools. Patrick is also our database and programming expert.

Interns and Associates

 

Greg Sebastian

Intern
Office Phone: 
1 (250) 8586277

Greg is our 2010 summer intern. He is a student of Yvonne Coady's at UVic Computer Science. He rocks PHP/Drupal!

Hugh Stimson

Associate

Ecology, community engagement, Drupal code, photography

Neskie Manuel

Associate

Code, broadcasting, linguistics, juggling

Theresa Fingler

Associate
Email: 
tfingler@uvic.ca

Theresa Fingler is a geographic information systems (GIS) analyst with a degree from the University of Victoria, Geography Department. Prior to working with GeoMemes, she led GIS research projects in cell phone use while driving (data collection, databases, GIS analysis), and community assets mapping (databases, digitizing and cartography).

Cell Phone Research:
ICBC Study Final Report (1.7 MB)
Click here to view a Poster (3 MB).

Jay Rastogi

Associate

Ecology, ecoforestry, community engagement, teaching, sustainable systems thinking