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Dr. Scott Stoodley To Head Applied Analysis
Environmental Water Quality Program
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BILLERICA, MA May 29, 2001 Applied Analysis Inc. (AAI) is pleased to announce that
Scott Stoodley, Ph.D. will be joining AAI as Director of Environmental Water Quality. Scott
comes to AAI from the Oklahoma Conservation Commission where he was responsible for all
aspects of the state’s non-point source pollution (NPS) program. He has also worked at the
statewide level in watershed assessment, restoration and planning, and NPS total maximum daily
load development. Scott received his Ph.D. in Environmental Sciences from Oklahoma State
University and has numerous publications in the area of riparian best management practices
implementation. He is a member of a number of environmental organizations including the
American Water Resource Association and the Oklahoma Academy of Sciences.
AAI is launching a remote sensing-based environmental water quality business unit. Scott will
be in charge of acquiring and managing major government-funded, and private sector contracts,
as well as for monitoring technical contract performance.
“As Director of the Environmental Water Quality Program, Scott will provide critical insight and
knowledge of business opportunities within state and local government,” stated Carey Erdman,
CEO. “This is a real coup for our environmental geoscience initiative. AAI is very fortunate to
have someone of Scott’s stature join our team.”
Started in 1984, AAI is a world leader in creating advanced, automated geodata analysis software
for practical earth sensing applications. Founded in space research programs, AAI’s products
and services help our software and consulting clients exploit multispectral and hyperspectral
imagery by expanding the range of useful information that can be derived from it.
For more information, please visit AAI at www.discover-aai.com, call 978-663-6828, or send
email to info@discover-aai.com, and see what you’ve been missing.
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