Curriculum Vitae. Ryan Mattke Master of Geographic Information Science / University of Minnesota

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1 Curriculum Vitae Ryan Mattke Assistant Librarian Head, John R. Borchert Map Library Map & Geospatial Information Librarian S76 Wilson Library / / matt0089@umn.edu Education 2015 Master of Geographic Information Science / University of Minnesota 2004 Bachelor of Arts in English / University of Minnesota Professional Positions 9/2010 present Head, John R. Borchert Map Library, University Libraries, University of Minnesota Subject liaison to the Department of Geography, Environment and Society and the MGIS program; conduct detailed research and interpretation in support of requests from researchers, students, faculty and citizens; build and manage the library collections in the subject areas of geography, maps, GIS and cartography; integrate library resources into the curriculum by working with faculty to provide instruction sessions for classes, including Geography, Landscape Architecture, Urban Studies, and History; develop, maintain, and promote services and resources that benefit the broader community. Project Coordinator for the Mapping Prejudice Project collaboration between the Map Library and Historyapolis to map racially restrictive deed covenants throughout Minneapolis. Supervise and direct the work of the graduate research assistant acting as Project Lead; direct the work of the Historical Researcher & Outreach Coordinator; secure funding. Project Lead for the BTAA Geospatial Data Project lead author for the project proposal. Supervise the work of the Spatial Data Analyst & Curator and BTAA Geospatial Project Metadata Coordinator; ensure metadata integration and workflow collaboration between 12 BTAA institutions; launched the BTAA Geoportal in August 2016; coordinate the strategic planning efforts for future work. Collaborated with CIC colleagues to promote CIC-wide initiative related to geospatial information and research. Outcome was a white paper, a meeting of geospatial librarians prior to the CIC Annual Conference in May 2012 and ongoing partnerships to promote geospatial awareness and research. Eventually resulted in the BTAA Geospatial Data Project. Campus History Project applied and received funding for a project to use digitized historic campus maps to create an interactive online map with historical building footprints, maps, aerial photography, and building photographs. Page 1 of 10

2 Member, U-Spatial Data Core ( ). Provided expertise in the areas of data management & access and preservation; coordinated with U-Spatial staff to provide service to students, faculty, and researchers. Set up an atlas and sheet map approval program with East View Geospatial to allow for a more efficient and streamlined process of acquiring new cartographic materials. Supervised the digitization and georeferencing of 17,000 aerial photographs for addition to the Minnesota Historical Aerial Photographs Online tool. Supervised and managed the addition of materials to the Map Library collection, including: 7,600 additional maps from the backlog, 32,000 aerial photographs from a DNR donation, and 82,000 aerial photographs from a MNDOT donation. Completed title-level cataloging for all sets in the Foreign Topographic collection (previously uncataloged). 4/2007 9/2010 Library Assistant, John R. Borchert Map Library, University Libraries, University of Minnesota Worked with Technical Services staff and other library staff members interested in Map Cataloging issues to establish a process to expedite the cataloging of the Map Library s estimated 50,000 sheet backlog. Coordinated and participated in the processing of approximately 25,000 thematic maps including: over 1,000 items encapsulated for preservation, over 6,100 items cataloged and added to the collection, approximately 8,000 additional items prepared for cataloging, approximately 250 duplicate maps sent to other U.S. academic libraries for their collections, and approximately 10,000 duplicate items discarded. Oversaw the processing of approximately 15,000 topographic maps, including a comparison against our holdings and condition checks to ensure the best quality map was retained in our collection. Duplicate items were offered to other U.S. academic libraries. Managed the processing and evaluation of a backlog of over 200,000 aerial photographs, and identified and prepared approximately 170,000 of those items for cataloging and addition to the Map Library collection. Implemented a new staffing model for service points within the Map Library utilizing student staff in order to free full time staff for other duties, including the creation of a student training checklist. Assisted in supervising the work of the Map Library lab attendant who created a Google map mashup interface to serve up almost 60,000 digitized air photos, 7,700 of the Twin Cities metro area provided by the Map Library Minnesota Historical Air Photos Online. 7/2005 4/2007 Library Assistant, Bio-Medical Library, University Libraries, University of Minnesota Supervised Circulation Desk and coordinated training for student workers and full time staff. Page 2 of 10

3 Hired, trained, scheduled and evaluated staff of 15 student workers. Oversaw Borrowing Privileges and Fines activities. Provided assistance at the reference desk. Worked with another staff member to redesign the service desk configuration and student-staffing model to increase efficiencies and reduce the number of students needed to staff the desks. Created a training program for new student workers, including a narrated video introduction to the circulation software. Promoted from Library Assistant 2 to Library Assistant 3. Honors, Awards, and Grants Big Ten Academic Alliance Geospatial Data Project $180,000 secured per year from participating BTAA institutions for a two year continuation of the project ( ) $135,000 secured per year from participating BTAA institutions for a two year pilot project ( ) Mapping Prejudice Project $100,000 committed by Minneapolis City Council through Community Planning & Economic Development Department $52,000 secured through the University Metropolitan Consortium ( ) $15,000 secured as part of a private donation to the University Libraries ( ) $32,700 secured through the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs and the University Metropolitan Consortium ( ) Contributions to the Department, the University Libraries, the University and the Community Member, Scholarly Communication Committee. The group furthers the University of Minnesota Libraries strong leadership in exploring new models for advancing a more robust, open, and technologically sophisticated ecosystem for sharing, preserving and enhancing the impact of scholarly activity Engraved in Copper: The Art of Mapping Minnesota. Prepared and mounted an exhibit in the Libraries main exhibit space; planned and hosted an exhibit event attended by over 140 people; led several structured tours of the exhibit for University and Community groups Member, Libraries Executive Committee. This elected group serves as an advisory body to the University Librarian and makes recommendations to the University Librarian and the Assembly on matters of Library policy. Page 3 of 10

4 2016 Member, Master s Thesis Review Committee. Invited to sit on the review committee in Heritage Conservation and Preservation (School of Architecture) for a thesis involving Spatial Digital Humanities Member, Spatial Data Analyst & Curator Search Committee. Participated in review of applications, phone interviews, and in-person interviews Member, Cartographic and Monographic Metadata Librarian Search Committee. Participated in review of applications, phone interviews, and in-person interviews Member, University Libraries Academic Professional & Administrative Committee. This elected group represents the issues and concerns of all Academic Professional and Administrative employees and makes recommendations to the University Librarian regarding personnel policies and practices related to the employee group Member, Librarian Personnel Committee. This elected group represents the issues and concerns of Academic Professionals in the Librarian series and makes recommendations to the University Librarian regarding personnel policies and practices related to librarians Member, Associate University Librarian for Research & Learning Search Committee. Participated in review of applications, phone interviews, and in-person interviews Member, Wilson Near-Term Planning Group. Identified programmatic space needs in Wilson Library, and recommended near-term investments that would benefit Wilson clientele and compliment future projects undertaken as part of the University s six-year capital plan Chair, Spatial Data Analyst & Curator Search Committee. Participated in review of applications, phone interviews, and in-person interviews Member, Organization Development Collaborative. The group enabled the Libraries to fulfill the Organization Dimensions Strategic Theme by strengthening the organizational capacity to work in new directions, integrating effective new methods and tools into organizational work practice, aligning the work and people with the strategic direction of the Libraries, and resourcing OD across the Libraries by building and identifying expertise Member, Google Apps Expert Users Team. Planned and delivered workshops to assist library staff with the migration to the Google Apps environment. Page 4 of 10

5 Member, Greening the Libraries Project. The purpose of the project was to develop a plan to reduce the Libraries carbon footprint, foster an ecofriendly workplace, support the University s goals and objectives in this area, help staff become better stewards of our resources, and produce a final report that may serve as a model for other campus units and other libraries Member, Procedures Documentation Framework Group. This group researched best practices in procedures documentation, developed a definition of procedures, initiated a needs analysis survey, and began developing a task matrix. Improving presentation of the procedures was the workgroup s primary focus. Contributions to the Profession Publications Articles in peer-reviewed publications Blake, M., Majewicz, K., Mattke, R., & Weessies, K. A Spatial Collaboration: Building a Multi-Institution Geospatial Data Discovery Portal. (2017). Collaborative Librarianship, 9 (3), Available at: (25% Mattke, R. & Kubas, A. (2017). Engraved in Copper: The Art of Mapping Minnesota. Cartographic Perspectives, 86, doi: /CP Unreviewed article in a peer-reviewed journal; invited article. (50% McAuliffe, C.P., Lage, K., & Mattke, R. (2017). Access to Online Historical Aerial Photography Collections: Past Practice, Present State, and Future Opportunities. Journal of Map & Geography Libraries, 13, doi: / (30% Dyke, K. R., Mattke, R., Kne, L., & Rounds, S. (2016). Placing Data in the Land of 10,000 Lakes: Navigating the History and Future of Geospatial Data Production, Stewardship, and Archiving in Minnesota. Journal of Map & Geography Libraries, 12, doi: / Available at (35% Mattke, R. Making Paper Maps Relevant in a Digital Age (2012). Public Services Quarterly, 8 (1), doi: / Unreviewed article in a peer-reviewed journal; invited article. White Papers Bidney, M., Mattke, R. & Weessies, K. (2012). A Collaborative Vision for Spatial Scholarship Across the CIC. Available at (33% Page 5 of 10

6 Research in Progress Title/Description: History of GIS in Minnesota Exploration historical materials to outline the history and evolution of GIS in Minnesota, especially as it relates to the Map Library. Progress: Many boxes of historical materials have been donated to the Map Library. Years in process: 1 year Submission Plans: Eventual journal article. Additional: Time for this research will largely depend on a future Professional Development Leave. Title/Description: Archiving Geospatial Data Exploration of methods, practices, and extent to which academic institutions and/or government agencies are archiving/preserving geospatial data around the country. Focus is on at-risk, born-digital data that will be of historical significance eventually. Progress: Efforts are ongoing with a focus on BTAA states and Minnesota government-produced data. Years in process: 4 years Submission Plans: One article published (January 2016). Additional: Further research will inform the potential archiving activities of the BTAA Geospatial Data Project. Title/Description: Geoportals & Access/Discovery for Geospatial Data Exploration of methods, practices, and work flows related to issues around access and discovery for geospatial data. Progress: BTAA Geospatial Data Project began in BTAA Geoportal launched in BTAA Geospatial Data Project approved through Years in process: 7 years Submission Plans: One white paper produced (2012) and one article under review (2017). Additional: Further research will inform the future work of the BTAA Geospatial Data Project. Lectures and Conference Presentations Invited Presentations 2017 Mapping (and) Digital Collections: Leveraging Geospatial Technologies and Tools for Digital Projects. Minnesota Digital Library Annual Meeting, St. Paul, MN. May 31, Page 6 of 10

7 2017 The Big Ten Academic Alliance Geospatial Data Project. BTAA Library Conference, West Lafayette, IN. May 17, Isn t That Spatial? Overview, Projects, and Possibilities in Geospatial Techniques. Enhancing Quality Staff, St. Paul, MN. May 17, GIS Lite: Free Mapping Resources for Genealogy. Minnesota Genealogical Society North Star Conference, Edina, MN. October 4, GIS Lite: Simple and Free Mapping Resources. Enhancing Quality Staff, St. Paul, MN. May 20, Find Your Way Home: Using Maps and Gazetteers to Trace Nordic Genealogy. Minnesota Genealogical Society Nordic Genealogy Conference, Inver Grove Heights. April 27, Plenary speaker Oh, the Places We Have Gone: Using Map and GIS Data Resources from the Federal Government. Minitex Training Webinar Using Maps and Gazetteers: How to Match a Place-Name to a Location. Swedish Genealogical Society of Minnesota Annual Conference, St. Paul, MN. October 20, Plenary speaker MHAPO Online Aerial Photos and ArcGIS Online Projects. Center for Library Initiatives Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN. May 16, Using Maps and Gazetteers: How to Match a Place-Name to a Location. Central and Eastern European Genealogy Conference, Inver Grove Heights, MN. April 28, Submitted/Contributed Presentations 2018 Geospatial Data Projects: Getting Started and Keeping Momentum. Geo4LibCamp, Palo Alto, CA. January 29, Panel presentation. (20% 2017 Isn t That Spatial? Digital & Interactive Projects at the Borchert Map Library. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, Bemidji, MN. October 6, How to Put Your Family History on the Map: Georeferencing and Geocoding Historical Information. American Library Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL. June 24, Lessons in Collaboration: Building a Multi-Institution Geospatial Data Discovery Portal. Poster presented at the Association of College & Research Libraries Conference, Baltimore, MD. March 23, (50% Page 7 of 10

8 2016 With Karen Majewicz. Collaborating Across Institutions to Facilitate Access & Discovery of Geospatial Resources. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, Duluth, MN. October 27, (50% 2015 With Kevin Dyke. CIC Geospatial Data Discovery Project. North American Cartographic Information Society Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN. October 14, (50% 2015 With Kevin Dyke. Mapping Alternate Terrains: GeoHumanities and Cartographic Expression. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, Duluth, MN. October 9, (50% 2015 With Geoff Maas. Ian McHarg in Minnesota. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, Duluth, MN. October 9, (50% 2015 With Kevin Dyke. Leveraging Library Expertise: Infusing Collaborations and Collections with Geography. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. April 22, (50% 2014 The 4 W s and 1 H of Data Archiving. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, Rochester, MN. October 3, Panel presentation. (20% 2014 Metadata, Maps, MHAPO, and More: A Tour of the John R. Borchert Map Library s Digital Initiatives. Upper Midwest Digital Collections Conference, Minneapolis, MN. August 19, (50% 2013 Teaching Old Maps New Tricks: How Paper Maps and Mashups Can Evolve Together. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, Rochester, MN. October 11, Teaching an Old Map New Tricks. Esri Education GIS Conference, San Diego, CA. July 9, With Len Kne and Dan Sward. Show Me Your Data. Esri Education GIS Conference, San Diego, CA. July 9, (33% 2013 Campus History and Spatial Scholarship: Using GIS to Bring Campus History to Life. Poster presentation at the Library Technology Conference, St. Paul, MN. March 20, GIS Lite: Simple and Free Mapping Resources for Spatial Scholarship. Library Technology Conference, St. Paul, MN. March 20, Page 8 of 10

9 2012 Bringing Historic Maps to Life: Adventures in ArcGIS Server and Spatial Scholarship. Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium Annual Conference, St. Cloud, MN. October 4, With Len Kne and Mark Lindberg. ArcGIS Online for University Use. Esri Education GIS Conference, San Diego, CA. July 24, (33% 2012 Bringing Historic Maps to Life: Adventures in ArcGIS Server and Spatial Scholarship. Library Technology Conference, St. Paul, MN. March 15, Services to Professional Organizations American Library Association - Map and Geospatial Information Round Table Member, Membership & Marketing Committee. Participating in sub groups working on creating an exit survey for dropped members and comparing webinar attendees to membership list to identify people to reach out to in an effort to convince them to re-join MAGIRT Active participant in the GIS Discussion Group, the Map Collection Management Discussion Group, and the Cartographic Resources Cataloging Interest Group. Other Professional Services 2017 Article Reviewer Preservation Education & Research. Invited to participate as a peer reviewer for an article involving Spatial Digital Humanities Adjunct Faculty Department of Geography, Environment and Society. Developed curriculum for a new graduate-level class (Spatial Digital Humanities) in the MGIS program; class is taught each spring semester Member, Metadata Working Group, Open Geoportal Project. Serve on the Metadata Templates Task Force and the Thesauri Task Force Consultant Macalester College Geography Dept. Map Collection. Assessed their collection of maps and provided advice on cataloging, storage, and preservation. Professional Development 2015 Workshops at Esri Education User Conference, San Diego, CA Visualizing Data with ArcGIS Pro Teaching Web GIS Lab Design Page 9 of 10

10 2014 Workshops at Esri Education User Conference, San Diego, CA ArcGIS Pro Getting Started Esri Leaflet for Lightweight, Modular Applications 2014 Workshops at Minnesota GIS/LIS Conference, Rochester, MN The Minnesota Geospatial Commons 2013 Workshops at Esri Education User Conference, San Diego, CA CityEngine - Getting Started ArcGIS API for JavaScript Advanced Topics 2013 Workshops at Minnesota GIS/LIS Conference, Rochester, MN An Introduction to the Geospatial Data Resource Site (GDRS) 2012 Workshops at Esri Education User Conference, San Diego, CA Data Management with ArcGIS 10.1 Methods for Visualizing Space-Time Data Geodatabase An Introduction 2012 Workshops at Minnesota GIS/LIS Conference, Saint Cloud, MN Making Better Maps in ArcGIS 2011 Workshops at Esri Education User Conference, San Diego, CA Getting started with ArcGIS Server ArcGIS Server Advanced Topics Prepared March 2018 Page 10 of 10