Harold Lee, Gisp
About Harold Lee, Gisp
Harold Lee is a GIS Supervisor at Coterra Energy and President of EnerGIS Events, with expertise in GIS technology research and development, particularly in water drainage modeling and 3D subsurface visualization.
Work at Coterra Energy
Harold Lee serves as the GIS Supervisor at Coterra Energy, a role he has held since 2018. In this position, he is responsible for overseeing GIS operations in the Greater Pittsburgh Area. His work involves managing raster data and transforming LiDAR point clouds into digital elevation models for various GIS applications. He also plays a key role in the architectural design and management of enterprise GIS systems, including the installation and configuration of the ESRI Enterprise System.
Work at EnerGIS Events
In addition to his role at Coterra Energy, Harold Lee has been the President of EnerGIS Events since 2013. Based in Canonsburg, PA, he has led the organization for over 11 years. His leadership at EnerGIS Events focuses on promoting advancements in GIS technology and fostering community engagement within the GIS sector.
Education and Expertise
Harold Lee earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Geography from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His academic background is complemented by his earlier education at Florida Air Academy, where he completed high school. His expertise includes GIS technology research and development, particularly in areas such as water drainage modeling and 3D subsurface visualization.
GIS Technology Specializations
Harold Lee specializes in integrating asset-wide aerial imagery with site-level drone imagery to enhance GIS analysis. He conducts NDVI Vegetation Change Detection Analysis to monitor environmental changes. Additionally, he is responsible for SQL database migration and the configuration of roles and permissions within the GIS framework, ensuring effective data management and security.
Background
Harold Lee's professional journey includes significant experience in GIS technology. He has developed a strong focus on research and development within the field, particularly in modeling and visualization techniques. His work has contributed to advancements in GIS applications, particularly in environmental monitoring and data management.