Daniel Lee is a GIS expert and President of Geotek, a company that specializes in geographic technology. He has been supporting remote sensing and archeological research since 1981 and has conducted interdisciplinary ground verification studies around the globe. For this project, he oversees the GIS analysis, GPS collection, data integration, and field logistics. In addition to his computer skills, he is a pilot, mechanic, musician, and rugged outdoorsman who provides endless wit and humor to the team members throughout the fieldwork. He has designed sate-of-the-art instrumentation both for the acquisition of high-resolution remotely sensed data and for the collection of ground truth information. This instrumentation is of great value for current and future archeological and interdisciplinary research.

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