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MoRAP Staff: Michael E. Morey
Database Manager
(573) 441-2790
moreyme@missouri.edu
Introduction
Michael Morey began working for MoRAP as the database manager in July of 1997. He is currently working on the Aquatic Gap Pilot Project. His responsibilities include collecting community sampling data of Missouri fish, mussels, crayfish, and snails from various agencies and institutions. The data will be used to develop databases that we are linking to geographic information systems.
Background
After graduating from the University of Kansas, Michael pursued a career in journalism, working both as an editor and an investigative reporter. After a few years, he pursued other challenges and interests. He accepted the position of manager and conservation education director with the Jackson County (Mo.) Soil and Water Conservation District. While there, he had the opportunity to deal with a wide range of issues related to natural resource conservation. During the late 1980's, Michael's interest in computers grew as personal computers gained in power and capability. After a considerable amount of thought and discussion, he decided to pursue a degree in computer science from the University of Missouri at Kansas City. He gained computer programming experience using Pascal, Ada, Assembly for IBM and Supercard for Macintosh. After graduating from UMKC, he worked as a computer application developer and technical writer for The Writers Group and Applied Communications Group in Kansas City. He also worked on a variety of projects at Sprint Corporation. As the database manager at MoRAP, he is able to actively pursue his interests in both computer application development and natural resource conservation.
Projects
Aquatic GAP Pilot Project
Aquatic Species Distribution Modeling and Threat Analysis in the Northwestern Plains Ecoregion
Developing Predicted Distribution Models for Fish Species in Arkansas
GIS Capture of Missouri Archaeology Surveys and Sites
Missouri River Basin Aquatic GAP Project
Nebraska Fish Modeling
SEMA Project
Using GIS and an Aquatic Ecological Classification System to Classify and Map Distinct Riverine Ecosystems throughout EPA Region 7
Publications
A Gap Analysis for Riverine Ecosystems of Missouri
An overview of the data developed for the Missouri Aquatic GAP project and an example of how it is being used for conservation planning
Completing and Integrating Core Aquatic GAP Geospatial Data Layers for the Missouri River Basin
Developing predicted distribution models for fish species in Nebraska
Improving predicted distribution models for riverine species: An example from Nebraska
Missouri River Basin Aquatic GAP Synthesis
Ozark National Scenic Riverways ecological condition assessment
Stream-reach specific watershed data
The aquatic component of Gap Analysis: A Missouri Prototype