Scott Meyer

Geologist / GIS Specialist

Office of Water Programs, California State University, Sacramento, 1999–present

• Computer modeling of stormwater runoff characteristics, constituent loads and concentrations, and litter discharges; creation of Basin Sizer program with a GIS interface
• Creation of databases to hold monitoring and environmental data
• Creation of web-based databases such as the Caltrans Water Quality Planning Tool
• Creation of maps and other Geographic Information System tools to aid in analyzing stormwater runoff loads and monitoring sites
• Project Coordinator for stormwater infiltration, highway surveys, sand filter, and sand trap pilot studies

Part-Time Faculty

California State University, Sacramento, 2003–present

• Computer Applications in Civil Engineering (Lab Instructor)
• Engineering Geology (Instructor)

Geologist

Colville National Forest, Colville, WA, 1998

• Characterization of sediments at archaeological sites

Professional Interests

Environmental modeling; water quality impacts of stormwater; geographic information systems; computer application development