Micah Altman Curriculum Vitae Institute for Quantitative Social Science, 1737 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 Phone: (585) 466-4224 Fax: (617) 963-7370 E-mail: [email protected] URL: http://futurelib.org

Education Harvard University 1999-2001 Post-doctoral Fellow, Department of Government California Institute of Technology 1998 Ph.D., Social Sciences 1989 B.A., Magna Cum Laude*, B.A., Magna Cum Laude*, Ethics and Political Philosophy [*Highest distinction awarded by the University]

Honors & Senior Fellow, Information Technology & Politics Section, 2011 Awards American Political Science Association Best Research Software 2009 American Political Science Association (ITP) for BARD Library Technology Excellence Award, Honorable Mention 2009 IGI Global (for The Henry A. Murray Archive) Listed in (Marquis) 2003-4, 2009 Who's Who in America, 57th, 58th, 63rd Edition Best Research Software Award, 2005 American Political Science Association (ITP); (for the VDC System) Annual Meeting Enrichment Fund Award, 2001 Association of American Geographers Best Political Science Research Website, 1999 (for The Record of American Democracy website) Outstanding Dissertation Award, 1999 Western Political Science Association (for the best political science dissertation) Weaver Award, Representation and Electoral Systems Section, 1998 American Political Science Association (for best paper presented at previous meeting) Pre-doctoral Fellowship 1996-7 Harvard-MIT Research Training Group in Political Economy John Randolf Haynes and Dora Haynes Fellowship 1995-6 Anna and James McDonnell Memorial Fellowship 1994-5 Phi Beta Kappa 1989

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Sigma Xi 1989

Research Senior Research Scientist 2006-Present Positions Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Harvard University Archival Director 2007-Present Henry A. Murray Research Archive, Harvard University Associate Director 1998-2009 Harvard-MIT Data Center, Harvard University Director, Virtual Data Center Project 1999-2006 Harvard University Library, Harvard University Research Associate 2001-2004 Center for Basic Research in Social Science, Harvard University • Directed up to 16 FTE, including middle-managers, statistical consultants, researchers, and technical staff • Provided IT, computing, archival, and research support • Developed new research computing and archival software, services and facilities • Developed research publications, presentation, reports and courses • Directly managed expert teams of researchers, software developers, and IT professionals • Developed successful grant proposals; managed sponsored projects, products, and budgets • Represented IQSS to a wide range internal and external stakeholders • Provided expert consulting in: data archiving, data preservation and management, information confidentiality and security, statistical analysis, software architecture, systems architecture, software development • Conducted innovative research in digital libraries, digital preservation, statistical methodology, and social science that enhanced HMDC products, infrastructure

Non-Resident Senior Fellow 2010-Present The

Provide expert consulting on redistricting, statistics, software development and architecture

Other Consultant 1993-6 Positions A-Z Technology (Sole Proprietor)

Consulted for SGI, Cray Research, Silicon Works, Silicon Studios 9/15/2011

Member of the Technical Staff 1990-2 Silicon Graphics, Inc. Mountain View, CA

Developed courses, benchmarks, course-ware, on-site consulting, for high performance computing, parallelization, real time software, systems and network performance tuning. Software Developer 1989 (Summe Sun Microsystems, Mountain View, CA r)

Developed Windows Systems (NEWS) components using Object Oriented Postscript

Dissertation "Districting Principles and Democratic Representation" 1998 Committee: J. Morgan Kousser (chair), R. Michael Alvarez, D. Roderick Kiewiet, Scott E. Page [Winner, Best Dissertation, Western Political Science Association]

Books and Numerical Issues in Statistical Computing for the Social 2003 Monographs Scientist (with and Michael P. McDonald), John (Hardcover) and Sons. 2004 [Reviewed favorably in Journal of the American Statistical (E-book) Association, Technometrics, Choice, ACM Computing Reviews, Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, Journal of Statistical Software, Statistical Methods in Medical Research, Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation] Communicating Science and Engineering Information in the 2011 Digital Era (Panel on Communicating National Science (Forthcoming) Foundation Science and Engineering Information to Data Users: Kevin Novak, Micah Altman, Elana Broch, John M. Carroll, Patrick J. Clemens, Diane Fournier, Christian Laavaert, Andrew Reamer), National Academies Press.

Refereed “Using the SafeArchive System: TRAC-Based Auditing of 2011 Publications LOCKSS”, (with Jonathan Crabtree) Proceedings of Archiving 2011, Society for Imaging Science and Technology. An Overview of the SafeArchive System (Poster & Summary, 2011 by Thu-Mai Christian, Jonathan Crabtree, Nancy McGovern, & M. Altman) Proceedings of iPres 2011 "Better Automated Redistricting" 2011 (with Michael P. McDonald) Journal of Statistical Software "Nineteen Ways of Looking At Statistical Software" 2011 (with Simon Jackman), Journal of Statistical Software "Digital preservation through archival collaboration: The Data 2009 Preservation Alliance for the Social Sciences"

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(with Margaret Adams, Jonathan Crabtree, Darrell Donakowski, Mark Maynard, Amy Pienta, Copeland Young), The American Archivist "Funding, Funding", PS: Political Science & Politics 2009 "Transformative Effects of NDIIPP, the case of the Henry A. 2009 Murray Archive", Library Trends [Honorable Mention for the IGI Global Library Technology Excellence Award] "From Preserving the Past to Preserving the Future: The Data- 2009 PASS Project and the challenges of preserving digital social science data." (by M. Gutmann, with Abrahamson, M, Adams, M.O., Altman, M, Arms, C., Bollen, K., Carlson, M., Crabtree, J., Donakowski, D., King, G., Lyle, J., Maynard, M., Pienta, A., Rockwell, R, Timms-Ferrara L., Young, C) , Library Trends "Open Research Questions on Information and Technology in 2008 Global and Domestic Politics - Beyond 'E-'" (with Ken Rogerson), PS: Political Science and Politics "A Fingerprint Method for Verification of Scientific Data" in, 2008 Advances in Systems, Computing Information Sciences and Software Engineering, (Proceedings of the International Conference on Systems, Computing Sciences and Software Engineering 2007), Springer Verlag. "Accuracy: Tools for Accurate and Reliable Statistical 2007 Computing" (with Jeff Gill and Michael P. McDonald), Journal of Statistical Software [Abstract in Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics] "Digital Libraries" in The Handbook of Research on Public 2007 Information Technology, David Garson and Mehdi Khosrow- Pour, Editors, IGI Global. "Measuring the difference between white voting and polling on 2006 interracial marriage " (with Philip Klinkner), Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race "Overview of a Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of 2006 Quantitative Data", (with Gary King) in IASSIST Quarterly "Pushbutton Gerrymanders? How computing has changed 2005 redistricting ", in Party Lines: Competition, Partisanship and Congressional Redistricting, Bruce Cain and Thomas Mann, eds. Washington, DC: Brookings Press. [This chapter reviewed in the Election Law Journal, 2007, 6(2) 322-28 and Party Politics, 2008, 14(3)] "Current Research in Voting, Elections and Technology", 2005 Social Science Computer Review: 23(3) (with Gary Klass) "From Crayons to Computers: The Evolution of Computer Use 2005 in Redistricting", Social Science Computer Review: 23(3):334- 346 (with Karin Mac Donald and Michael P. McDonald) "A Comparison of the Numerical Properties of EI Methods", in 2004 9/15/2011

King, Gary, O. Rosen and M. Tanner (eds.) Ecological Inference: New Methodological Strategies (with Jeff Gill and Michael P. McDonald) "Replication with Attention to Numerical Accuracy", 2003 Political Analysis (with Michael P. McDonald) (reprint 2008) [Reprinted in W. Paul Vogt, Selecting Research Methods, London: Sage Publications, 2008] "A Review of JMP 4.03 with Special Attention to its 2002 Numerical Accuracy", The American Statistician. 56: 72-76. "Open Source Software for Libraries: from Greenstone to the 2002 Virtual Data Center and Beyond", Iassist Quarterly 25: 5-12 "A Bayesian Approach to Detecting Electoral Manipulation", 2002 Political Geography 22(1) 39-48 "A Digital Library for the Dissemination and Replication of 2001 Quantitative Social Science Research", Social Science Computer Review 19(4): 458-71 (with Leonid Andreev, Mark Diggory, Michael Krot, Gary King, Daniel Kiskis, Akio Sone, ) "Choosing Reliable Statistical Software." 2001 PS: Political Science & Politics 24(3): 681-8 (with Michael P. McDonald) "An Introduction to the Virtual Data Center Project and 2001 Software" Proceedings of the First ACM+IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, ACM Press: 203-4. (With Leonid Andreev, Mark Diggory, Michael Krot, Gary King, Daniel Kiskis, Elizabeth Kolster, Akio Sone, Sidney Verba) "Modeling the Effect of Mandatory District Compactness on 1998 Partisan Gerrymanders," Political Geography 17(8):989-1012 [Cited by the Supreme Court in Vieth v. Jubelirer (2004)] "Traditional Districting Principles, Judicial Myths vs. Reality" 1998 Social Science History 22(2):159-200 "Is Automation the Answer: The Computational Complexity of 1997 Automated Redistricting," Rutgers Computer and Law Technology Journal 23 (1), 81-142

Professional "" in The Encyclopedia of Mathematics and 2011 (Forthco Publications Society, Salem Press ming) “Technology for Public Participation in Redistricting” (with 2011 Michael McDonald) (Forthcoming) in Redistricting and Reapportionment in the West, Lexington Press. “The Dawn of Do-It-Yourself Redistricting? Online Software 2011 Puts Redistricting Tools in the Hands of the Public” (with Michael McDonald) Campaigns and Elections, January 2011. 9/15/2011

“Data-PASS” 2011 in K. Skinner and T. Walters, 2011. New Roles for New Times: Digital Curation for Preservation. Association of Research Libraries. ISBN 1-59407-862-9 "An Introduction the Special Volume on Political 2011 Methodology" (with John Fox, Simon Jackman and Achim Zeileis), Journal of Statistical Software “Op-Ed: Pulling Back the Curtain and Redistricting” 2010 (by Michael McDonald and Micah Altman) Washington Post [Reprinted in Daytona Beach News-Journal, Pioneer Press, and Madison Capitol Times] "The Promise and Perils of Computers in Redistricting”, Duke 2010 Journal of Constitutional Law and Politics "Research Methods" in The International Encyclopedia of 2010 Political Science, G.T. Kurian Editor, CQ Press/APSA. "Computational Models" in The International Encyclopedia of 2010 Political Science, G.T. Kurian Editor, CQ Press/APSA. "Heuristics" (Lexical Entry) in The International Encyclopedia 2010 of Political Science, G.T. Kurian Editor, CQ Press/APSA. "A Prototype Platform for Policy-Based Archival Replication" 2009 (with B. Beecher, J. Crabtree, J. and others), Against the Grain "A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of 2007 Quantitative Data" (with Gary King) D-Lib 13 (1). "How to Set a Random Clock" (Remarks on Earnest (2006), in 2006 Forum section) PS: Political Science and Politics 39(4): 795. "Miller v. Johnson", in Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court, 2005 David Schultz (ed.), Facts on File. (Review of) Point, Click, and Vote (by R. Michael Alvarez and 2004 Thad E. Hall), Journal of E-Government "Software", in Encyclopedia of Social Measurement, Kimberly 2004 Kempf-Leonard, ed., Academic Press. [Entry reviewed in Library & Research 2006, 28: 331-334] "Statistical Packages", in Encyclopedia of Social Science 2003 Research Methods, Michael Lewis-Beck, A.E. Bryman and T.F. Liao (eds.), Sage Press. "Usability Testing of the Virtual Data Center", Usability 2002 Workshop at Second ACM+IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries [Workshop summarized in DLIB Magazine 8(9) with link to on-line conference proceedings.] (by Jessica Hovater, Michael Krot, D. Kiskis, M. Altman, and I. Holland) (Review of) Race, Redistricting, and Representation: The 2000 Unintended Consequences of Black Majority Districts (by David T. Canon), American Political Science Review 94: 717 (Review of) Legal Battles That Shaped the Computer Industry 2000 (by Lawrence D. Graham), The Law and Politics Book Review 9/15/2011

10(3): 217-220 (Dataset and Web-site) "The Record of American Democracy, 1997 1984-1990," Harvard University, Cambridge, MA [producer], Ann Arbor, MI: ICPSR [distributor]. (with Gary King, Bradley Palmquist; Greg Adams, Kenneth Benoit, Claudine Gay, Jeffrey B. Lewis, Russ Mayer, and Eric Reinhardt) [Winner of the 1999 APSA Best Research Website Award]

Software Altman, Micah; Michael McDonald; with Andrew Jennings 2010-Present Packages and David Zwarg; District Builder. Available through Sourceforge.net. Altman, Micah; Jonathan Crabtree; Nancy McGovern; Akio 2011-Present Sone; SafeArchive – Distributed TRAC Based Replication. Available through SourceForge. Altman, Micah, Jeff Gill and Michael McDonald, Accuracy: 2004-Present An R-module for accurate statistical computing Available through The Comprehensive R Archive Network and The Comprehensive S Archive Network. [Described in Journal of Statistical Software 21(1)] Altman, Micah, and Michael McDonald, BARD: Better 2007-Present Automated redistricting Available through The Comprehensive R Archive Network [Described in Journal of Statistical Software] [Winner Best Research Software APSA (ITP)] Altman, Micah, Leonid Andreev, Mark Diggory, Dan Kiskis, 2001-2006 and Akio Sone The Virtual Data Center: A digital library system. Available through Sourceforge.) Winner of the American Political Science Association's Best Research Software Award [Described in Social Science Computer Review 19(4)] Altman, Micah, urn: An R (and S-Plus) module for repeated 2004, 2006 resampling without replacement. Available through The Comprehensive R Archive Network and The Comprehensive S Archive Network. Altman, Micah, UNF: Packages for computing Universal 2004-2009 Numeric Fingerprints in R, S-Plus, Stata, and SAS. Available through The Comprehensive R Archive Network, The Comprehensive S Archive Network. [Described in Advances in Systems, Computing Information Sciences and Software Engineering 21(1)]

Grants & "A Policy Based Archival Replication System for Libraries, 2009-11 Awards Archives, and Museums", $823,016 IMLS (Senior Staff, IQSS Project Director, Proposal Lead Author; collaborative proposal with P.I.'s Gary King, Kenneth Bollen, Mark Abrahamson, Nancy McGovern). “Public Mapping Project”, $50,000, AWS In Education 2011 9/15/2011

Grants, Amazon Inc. (Co-Director with Michael McDonald) “Citizen Redistricting Software Development”, $125,000, 2011 Sloan Foundation (co-author, & consultant) "Citizen Mapping Project", $222,000, Sloan Foundation (co- 2009-10 Project Director with Michael McDonald; Co-Authors: Thomas Mann, Norman Ornstein). “Bibliographic Knowledge Network”, $1,211,433, National 2008-11 Science Foundation; (Senior Staff; Proposal Co-Author; and IQSS Project Director) "Extension to The Digital Social Science Acquisitions and 2009-10 Preservation Partnership", $274,832 Library of Congress, (Senior Staff, Proposal Co-Author and HMDC Project Director, by P.I. Myron Gutmann, with Mark Abrahamson, Ken Bollen, Gary King). "Extension to The Digital Social Science Acquisitions and 2007-9 Preservation Partnership", $710,000 Library of Congress, (Senior Staff, Proposal Co-Author and HMDC Project Director, by P.I. Myron Gutmann, with Mark Abrahamson, Ken Bollen, Gary King). "The Digital Social Science Acquisitions and Preservation 2005-7 Partnership", $2,037,595 Library of Congress, (Senior Staff, Proposal Co-Author and HMDC Project Director, by P.I. Myron Gutmann, with Mark Abrahamson, Ken Bollen, Gary King). "A Feasible Uniform Standard for Deep Citation of Social 2001-3 Science Data", $805,102, National Science Foundation, (Co- Investigator, Proposal Co-Author, and Project Director; by P.I. Gary King, with James Alt). "An Operational Social Science Digital Library", $2,400,000, 1999-2003 National Science Foundation (Co-Investigator, Proposal Co- Author, and Project Director; by P.I. Sidney Verba, with Gary King, Dale Flecker, Nancy Cline). "Data Documentation Initiative Beta Test", $1,750, Inter- 1999 University Consortium for Political and Social Research, (Co- Investigator and Proposal Co-Author; by P.I. Gary King, with Michael McDonald, Michael Ting). "Geospatial Liboratory Project"Intel Corporation, (Co- 1998-2000 Investigator with Gary King, Susan Lee, Paul Bergen, David Cobb, Arlene Olivero, Thomas Parris, and William Wei) ($150,000)

Media Coverage of DistrictBuilder and Public Mapping project in 2011 Contacts & U.S. News and World Report, Washington Post (3 times, Coverage including op-ed); USA Today; NPR; Idaho Public Television; C-SPAN; ComputerWorld and by over 40 regional presses Interviewed in “Crucial Redistricting Season Underway Jul 2011 9/15/2011

Fire up the open source GIS software”, Epoch Times Quoted in “Technology Gives Citizens a Say in Redistricting”, Mar. 2011 U.S. News and World Report Coverage of Redistricting Transparency Principles and 2010 DistrictBuilder Software in various sources including: National Journal; Twin Cities Pioneer; and 23 other sources Quoted in “To the Mapmaker Go Limited Political Spoils”, by Nov 2010 Carl Bialik, Wall Street Journal (blog) Discussion of BARD software in “Political Scene: Redrawing Jun 2010 Rhode Island’s political map will cost $1.5 million”, K. Gregg and R. Edgar, The Providence Journal, June 7 Quoted in "Putting math problems in proper order", Jan 2010 Physorg.Com 11/17/2009, NewsRx 12/16; "Solution Search", Dec 2009 Jean Thilmany, Mechanical Engineering Magazine, Jan 2010; Nov 2009 discussing NSF funded joint project with AIM. Source for "Of the Algorithms, by the Algorithms, for the Jan. 2009 Algorithms", by Chris Wilson, in Slate. Discussion of redistricting session in "Legislative redistricting Mar. 2009 2010 ", by John Oliver Mason, in Philadelphia Jewish Voice. Interview for "Elect IT: Technology and the Democratic Oct. 2008 Process", by Lindsay Wickman, in Certification Magazine. Interview for "DIY Democracy", by William Baldwin, in Sep. 2008 Forbes. Source for Poonam Khanna, for Computing Canada. Jul. 2005 Source for "Packing, Cracking, and Kidnapping", by Don Peck Feb. 2004 and Caitlin Casey, in Atlantic Monthly.

Professional Sponsored Research Panel Review Member Service Healthcare Delivery and Methodologies, SBIR Study Section, 2008-Present National Institutes of Health (NIH) [Frequent reviewer, eligible for continuous submission, 2010- 2012] Information Technology Research Panel, 2000 National Science Foundation (NSF)

Editorial Responsibilities Editorial Board, American Journal of Political Science 2009-Present Editorial Board, Journal of Information Technology and 2006-Present Politics Editorial Board, Journal of E-Government 2004-2006 Guest Editor, Journal of Statistical Software 2006-2008 Contributing Editor, 2006-2008 International Encyclopedia of Political Science Guest Editor, Social Science Computer Review 2004-2005

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Expert Board/Committee Membership Program Representative, National Digital Preservation 2010-Present Partners, Library of Congress Coordinating Committee Member, National Digital 2011-Present Stewardship Alliance Steering Committee, Data Preservation Alliance for Social 2003-Present Science (Data-PASS) DuraCloud Direct-to-Researcher (DTR) Advisory Group 2011- Isolon Policy Institute Board 2011- Advisory Board Timescapes Archive (University of Leeds) 2007-2010 Steering Committee, Data Documentation Initiative 1999-2003 Committee/Technical Working Group, ICPSR

Expert Panelist Participation Data and Computational Research Expert’s Meeting 2011 Sloan Foundation “Communicating National Science Foundation Science and 2010 Engineering Information to Data Users”, National Academies of Sciences “NSF Open Access Requirement Feasibility Study -- Policy 2010 Workshop”, Johns Hopkins University & CLIR Expert Panel, Project on Voting and Elections, Rappaport 2001 Institute, Kennedy School of Government "Cyberinfrastructure and University Policy" (Invited 2008 Participant) Sponsored by NSF, Science Commons, and Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Washington

Professional Association & Conference Leadership Various Positions, Information Technology and Politics 1999-Present Section, APSA: President -- 2003-4; Program Chair -- 2002-3, 2004-5 (acting); Chair, Research/Teaching Web Site Award Committees -- 2000-1, Software Awards Committee 2005-7; Council Member -- 1999-2005; Communication Committee 2008-9; Book Awards Committee 2009-11; Executive Board/Long-Range Planning Committee 2009-Present Member, Task Group on Data Citation Standards and 2011-2013 Practices, International Council for Science : Committee on Data for Science and Technology Program Committee, ORCID Participant Meeting 2011 2011 Program Committee, Toward Public Participation in 2011 Redistricting, Brookings Institution Awards Committee, Research Software 2008-Present Society for Political Methodology Library Technology Collaborative Advisory Board IGI Global 2009-Present Program Committee YouTube and the 2008 Election Cycle in 2008-2009 the Workshop (U. Mass., Amherst) 9/15/2011

Program Committee; Session Chair, Social Sciences UseR! 2008 Coordinator, Working Group on Information and Technology 2007 in Global and Domestic Politics American Political Science Association Section Head, Information Technology & Politics Midwest 2006-2007, Political Science Association 2011

Postgraduate-Scholar Sponsor A. Okulicz-Kozaryn (2008-10), G. Barboza (2008), E. Sergenti (2007,8), D. Brancati (2004,5), M. New (2003), Y. Mansury (2002), A. Sone (1999) , A. Asgeirdottir (2000), P. Brandt (1999), B. Tamas (1999), A. Tarar (2002)

Expert Consulting United States Department of Justice 2011- Gerson-Lerhman Group Councils 2007-2011 Bio-Era (Bio Economic Research Associates) 2006 Texas Legislative Council (Redistricting Services); 2000

External Peer Reviewer

American Journal of Political Science (AJPS); American Politics Research (APR); American Political Science Review (APSR); Cartography and Information Science (CaGIS); Chapman Hall (CRC); Computational Statistics and Data Analysis (CSDA); Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC); Educopia; Government and Policy (Environment and Planning, C); Idea Group Publishing (IGP); International Journal of Geographic Information Science (IJGIS); International Joint Conferences on Computer, Information, and Systems Sciences, and Engineering (CIS2E); John Wiley & Sons; Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (JASIST); Journal of E-Government; Journal of Election Law; Journal of Information Technology and Politics (JITP); Journal of Political Economy (JPE); Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (JPAM); Journal of Politics (JOP); Journal of Statistical Software (JSS); Kentucky Science and Engineering Foundation (KSEF); Legislative Studies Quarterly; Library Trends; Management Science; National Science Foundation (NSF) Behavioral and Cognitive Science (BCS) program; National Science Foundation (NSF) Information Technology Research (ITR) program; National Science Foundation (NSF) Methodology, Measurement and Statistics (MMS) Program; National Science Foundation (NSF) Social and Economic Sciences (SES) program; National Institutes of Health (NIH), HDM SBIR; Network and Spatial 9/15/2011

Economics (NETS); Political Analysis; Political Geography; Political Research Quarterly; PS: Political Science and Politics; Professional Geographer; State Politics and Policy Quarterly (SPPQ); Social Science Computer Review (SSCR); Theoretical Politics; The American Statistician; Wellcome Trust; World Scientific Publishers

Professional affiliations: ACM, American Statistical Association, APSA, IEEE, MWPA, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, PSA, WPS

University Planning Committee, 2010-2011 Service Harvard Workshop on Data Citation Principles Planning Committee, Annual CGA Conference 2009-1011 Technical Committee, Center for Geographical Analysis 2007-Present Speaker, Data Management Information Session 2011 Planning Committee, Harvard Digital Scholarship Summit 2010-2011 FASCS Security Advisory Committee 2009-2010 Invited Speaker, "Computers Beyond Computer Science" 2008 Harvard Technology Careers Conference Cambridge, MA Invited Speaker, "Teaching with Online Data", 2005 Invited Speaker, Web Pedagogies Monthly Seminar: Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, Harvard University

Invited “Linking Data to Publications” 2011 Speaking Society for Scholar Publishers Annual Meeting, (Pre-Meeting Seminar) “Data Attribution & Citation” 2011 NSF Workshop on Data Coding, Analysis, Archiving and Sharing for Open Collaboration “Principles of Data Citation” 2011 DataCite Summer Meeting, Berkeley “Case Studies” 2011 Developing Data Attribution and Citation Practices and Standards, Board on Research Data and Information, Berkeley “Data Citation Principles”, 2011 ORCID Participants Meeting, Cambridge, MA “Participation in Redistricting” (with Michael McDonald) 2011 Redistricting and Reapportionment in the West, Boise State University “DistrictBuilder: An Open Source Web Based Redistricting 2011 Application” “Geospatial Collaboration, New Common Ground”, Annual Center for Geographic Analysis Conference, Harvard U. 9/15/2011

“Policy-based Data Management” 2011 Research Data Access and Preservation Summit American Society for Information Science and Technology "Building a PLN Community", Conference on Community- 2010 based Approaches to Distributed Digital Preservation, Educopia Institute “Data Dissemination – State of the Practice” 2010 National Academies of Sciences “Redistricting Methodology” 2010 Seminar on Redistricting Methodologies United Nations PNUD Program "Drawing the Lines: The Future of Redistricting in America" 2010 Duke Journal of Constitutional Law and Public Policy Symposium "Open Data: Legal and Institutional Models for Access and 2009 Preservation" (Invited Plenary), iPres "Open Access to Data for Replicable Science" (Digital 2009 Libraries a la carte Series) sponsored by, Ticer, Tilburg University "Statistical Computation and Software for Redistricting and 2009 Political Geography" (Methods of Analysis for the Social Sciences Colloquium Series) sponsored by, IRSS, Stanford University "Challenges in the Curation and Preservation of Social- 2009 Scientific Knowledge", (Indo-US Workshop on International Trends in Digital Preservation) sponsored by, National Digital Preservation Programme, Government of India Pune, India "Cyberinfrastructure, Virtual Organizations and the Global 2009 Digital Divide" pre-conference workshop sponsored by ICOMM, International Studies Association Syracuse In"Building Effective Virtual Organizations" (Invited 2008 Poster) Sponsored by the NSF Office of Cyberinfrastructure, Washington "Social Science Computing & Technology on Campus", 2007 Invited Panelist, Annual ICPSR Organizational Representative Meeting, Ann Arbor "Social Science Data and Scholarly Workflows", 2007 Invited Talk, Workshop on Scientific and Scholarly Workflow Cyberinfrastructure (sponsored by Mellon Foundation and NSF) "The Virtual Data Center 1.0 ", 2004 Invited Session: CNI Task Force, Portland "E-Rulemaking: New Directions for Technology and 2003 Regulation", Invited Panelist, Center for Business and Government, Kennedy School of Government "'The Digital Dichotomy of the Virtual Veritas' : An 2002 9/15/2011

Introduction to the Harvard Virtual Data Center" (with Mark Diggory) Invited Lecture for the Harvard ABCD Committee (Harvard University) "Political Science, Ecological Inference and Numerical 2002 Accuracy", Invited Lecture for the Interactive Television Program in Advanced Political Methodology (University of Illinois, Chicago; University of Wisconsin, Madison; University of Minnesota; Ohio-State University) Invited Panelist, "Innovations in Web-Based Data 2001 Exploration" Annual ICPSR Organizational Representative Meeting, Ann Arbor "Providing Library Data Services Using the Virtual Data 2001 Center" (with Heather McMullen and Michael Krot) Invited Lecture, International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), Boston "Commentary on Manipulating Maps and Winning Elections”, 2001 Invited Discussant, Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers (AAG), New York, N.Y. Invited Panelist, First FASTER Metadata Expert Workshop, 2000 Voorburg, Netherlands "Measuring Compactness", Invited Lecture, National 1999 Conference of State Legislatures, 25th Meeting, Indianapolis "Expert Meeting on Metadata Harvesting " (Invited Expert), 2000 Andrew W Mellon Foundation, New York, NY Invited Panelist, Panel Data Collection and Dissemination 1999 Workshop, Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences, Harvard U. "The Geospatial Libororatory Project", Invited Lecture, GIS 1999 Colloquium Series, Harvard U, Cambridge "Commentary" Invited Lecture. Bringing Democracy closer to 1999 voters -- Delimitation of Single Member Constituencies, Lisbon "Workshop on Social Science Data Archives", Invited Panelist, 1999 Digital Library Federation, Princeton, NJ

Teaching Elements of Research Data Management (Workshop, IQSS, Harvard U.)

Software Development Management (Workshop, IQSS, Harvard U.)

High Performance Computing for Social Sciences (Workshop, IQSS, Harvard U.)

Managing Confidential Information in Research 9/15/2011

(Professional Development Seminar; IQSS, Harvard U.)

Grant Writing Workshop (Professional Development Seminar; Government Department, Harvard U.)

Research Funding: Getting Started, Getting Funded (APSA Annual Meeting Short Course)

Digital Curation (Guest Lecturer, UNC, SILS)

Methods for Large-Scale Statistical Computing in the Social, Behavioral and Health Sciences (MIT IAP Short Course)

Topics in Quantitative Methods (Gov2002, Guest Lecturer, Harvard U.)

An Overview of Pragmatic Statistical Computing: faster analyses, larger scale, and more accurate results (Short Course, APSA)

Creating a Politics Data Center (Short Course, APSA)

Archiving, Cataloging and Distributing Data (Short Course, IASSIST/IFDO)

Real-time Programming (40 hour course)

Parallel Processing (40 hour course)

Advanced Systems (and Network) Administration (40 hour course)

Network Administration (40 hour course)

Technical General technical proficiencies Skills • Expert in digital libraries. • Expert in digital preservation. • Expert in performance profiling and optimization. • Expert in statistical analysis 9/15/2011

• Proficient in statistical computation. • Proficient skills in numerical benchmarking. • Proficient in parallelization. • Proficient in systems administration. • Intermediate skills in software development methodology: object-oriented design, agile development methods • Intermediate skills in network administration (Instructor for Network Admin certification classes). • Intermediate system security skills -- firewall setup, penetration testing, host intrusion detection. • Intermediate skills in web site design and implementation (HTML, CSS, DHTML, CGI). Basic DBA and SQL skills.

Programming Languages and Operating Systems (Year counts are based on continuous active employed use.) • Statistical Languages: Expert in R/S programming skills (6 years, authored 6 CRAN modules), basic programming skills in Stata, Gauss, JMP, SPSS, SAS. Proficient in analysis in all of the above, and in numerous other statistics, data-manipulation and GIS systems. • Operating Systems: Experienced Senior Unix Systems Administrator/IT Director (11 years total, Certified IRIX Instructor for 3 years, 3 Years of HP-UX. Intermediate Linux (5 years of RedHat Linux). Basic Windows, OS X, and Netware administration skills. • General Programming Languages: Highly proficient in Perl (9 years), intermediate in C (4 years), intermediate programming skills in C++ (2 years), JavaScript (2 years), Bash (1 year), and FORTRAN (2 years). Basic programming skills in Java (JSP), VBscript, PHP.

Technical Certifications & Training • Harvard ethics training in human research (HETHR) • NIH Protecting Human Research Participants • CITI Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative Curricula completion (16 courses):

Curriculum for IRB Members, Curriculum for Biomedical Research Investigators,Curriculum for Social & Behavioral Research Investigators; Curriculum for Undergraduate Students conducting no more than minimal risk research; Good Clinical Practice; Health Information Privacy and Security 9/15/2011

(HIPS) for Clinical Investigators;Health Information Privacy and Security (HIPS) for Clinicians ; Health Information Privacy and Security (HIPS) for Clinical Fundraisers; Health Information Privacy and Security (HIPS) for Marketers; Biomedical Responsible Conduct of Research; Social and Behavioral Responsible Conduct of Research; Engineering Conduct of Research; Physical Science Responsible Conduct of Research; Responsible Conduct of Research for Administrators

Selected Poster: “Individual Ideology, Happiness, and the Welfare State 2011 Conference -- A Comparative Analysis” (with Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn) (August) Activity Roundtable: “Redistricting Roundtable: Law and Politics in the New Decade” Discussant: “Isn’t Anything Private Anymore?” American Political Science Association Annual Conference “The SafeArchive System” 2011 CNI Spring Membership Meeting Presentation: “DistrictBuilder”, 2011 Moderator: Session II Geospatial Collaboration: New Common Ground, Center for Geographic Analysis "Trustworthy Repository Criteria, Virtual Organizations, and 2010 Infrastructure” (Panel organizer and presenter) “The Dataverse Network and the SAFE-Archive System” (poster) Library of Congress Digital Preservation Partners Meeting, Washington, D.C “Public Mapping Project”, (Software Demonstration) 2010 National Conference of State Legislatures Meeting, Providence “The Public Mapping Project” 2010 Ignite Spatial, Boston “Managing Confidential Information in Social Science 2010 Research” (poster) Political Methodology Meeting, Iowa City "New Directions in Inter-Archival Collaboration" 2010 (presentation) “The Dataverse Network and the Data-PASS Partnership” (poster) IASSIST Conference, Ithaca “Threats to Confidential Information in Political Science 2010 Research” (Paper/Presentation) APSA Meeting, Washington, D.C. 9/15/2011

"Internet: Collective Action, Social Mobilization, and Civic 2009 Engagement", (Chair) American Political Science Association Annual Meeting Toronto "Democratic Representation and Policymaking", (Chair) 2009 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting Toronto "Software Show and Tell", (Chair) 26th Annual Political 2009 Methodology Summer Meeting Yale U., New Haven, CT "The Promises and Perils of Optimal Redistricting", AMS 2009 Special Session on The Redistricting Problem, American Mathematical Society-Mathematical Association of America Joint Meetings, Washington, DC "Research Funding: Getting Started, Getting Funded" (short 2008 course), American Political Science Association Meeting, Boston, MA "Custodians of Culture, Architects of Archives" (panelist), 2008 Library of Congress - Annual NDIIP Partners Meeting, Washington, D.C. "Collecting Digital Content Going Forward: Lessons Learned 2008 and New Initiatives" (panelist), Library of Congress - Annual NDIIP Partners Meeting, Washington, D.C. "Access to Distributed Collections: Issues and Solutions for 2008 Interoperability" (panelist), Library of Congress - Annual NDIIP Partners Meeting, Washington, D.C. "BARD: Better Automated Redistricting" (with Michael 2008 McDonald) UseR!, Dortmund Invited Participant 2008 Political Methodology Meeting, Ann Arbor "Research Funding Opportunities and Data Resources” 2008 Invited Poster Session, American Sociological Association, Annual Meeting, Boston Towards a Data Network for Integrated Social Science 2008 Research Digital Library Federation Spring Forum, Minneapolis Virtual Observatories and Research Collaboratories: 2008 Quantitative Social Science American Association for the Advancement of Science, Boston Georeferencing in the Social Sciences Harvard CGA 2008 Georeferencing Workshop, Harvard U, Cambridge Data Preservation Alliance for the Social Sciences Society of 2007 American Archivists, Chicago Faculty Poster 2007 Political Methodology Meeting, Penn State "Social Science Data Preservation and Dissemination" (poster) 2007 Advancing NSDL Networks -- NSDL 2007 Annual Meeting, 9/15/2011

Arlington, V.A. "Legal Agreements in Network and Consortia" (invited 2007 panelist and chair), Library of Congress - Annual NDIIP Partners Meeting, Washington, D.C. "Preserving Social Science Research Data" 2007 American Library Association, Washington, D.C. "Approaches to Data Dissemination and Preservation" IASSIST 2007 2007, Montreal "Data-PASS: Collaborating to Preserve At-Risk Data" (Panel) 2007 IASSIST 2007, Montreal Data Preservation Alliance for the Social Sciences: A Model 2007 for Collaboration (with A. Pienta, D. Donakowski, M. Maynard, J. Crabtree) DigCcurr07, Chapel Hill "Better Automated Redistricting" (with Michael McDonald) 2007 MPSA, Chicago Discussant: "Using Benford's Law and Randomization to 2006 Detect Election Fraud" Political Methodology Meeting, Davis "R Modules for Accurate and Reliable Statistical Computing" 2006 (with Jeff Gill and Michael McDonald) UseR!, Vienna Panel: "New Standards in Statistics and Data Citations" (Co- 2006 Organizers with Gaetan Drolet) Paper: "A Proposed Standard for the Scholarly Citation of Quantitative Data" (with Gary King) IASSIST, Ann Arbor "Research and Data Support " 2006 Invited Poster Session, American Sociological Association, Annual Meeting, Montreal "How Computing Has Changed Redistricting " (with Michael 2005 McDonald and Karin Mac Donald) (APSA Theme Panel) APSA, Washington, D.C. Chair "Participation in the Internet Era: New Technologies, 2005 New Hopes" APSA, Washington, D.C. "Data-PASS Technical Architecture" Library of Congress - 2005 NDIIP Partners Meeting, Washington, D.C. (Panelist) "Data Archives: Building a Partnership to Preserve 2005 the Future of Social Research" Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association, Philadelphia Invited Participant. 2005 22nd Annual Summer Meeting of the Society for Political Methodology, Tallahassee "TheDataWeb/VDC Integration " (with Cavan Capps) 2005 IASSIST/IFDO, Edinburgh "Pushbutton Gerrymanders " (with Michael McDonald and 2005 9/15/2011

Karin MacDonald) MPSA, Chicago "An Overview of Pragmatic Statistical Computing: faster 2004 analyses, larger scale, and more accurate results " (Short Course) APSA, Chicago "The Information Power Brokers: The Politics and Paradox of 2004 Message Control, Administrative Reform, and Transparency" (Chair) APSA, Chicago "A Sound Method for Determining Intent in Redistricting" 2004 (poster) POLMETH, 21ST Annual Summer Meeting of the Society for Political Methodology, Stanford "A Computation-Intensive Method for Evaluating Intent in 2004 Redistricting" (with Michael McDonald) MPSA, Chicago "Persistent Identifiers for Data" 2003 IASSIST/CAPDU, Ottawa "R^5" 2002 Ecological Inference Conference, Harvard U. (with Jeff Gill & Michael McDonald) "Open Source Software for Libraries” 2002 Annual Meeting of IASSIST (IFDO), Storrs, CT "Is the 'Old Racism' Really Dead? An Ecological Inference 2002 Analysis of Anti-Miscegenation Referenda in South Carolina and Alabama" (with Phillip Klinkner) Annual Meeting of the Western Political Science Association (WPSA), Long Beach "Practical Maximum Likelihood” 2001 (with Michael P. McDonald and Jefferson Gill) Summer Methods Conference, Atlanta "Creating a Politics Data Center with the Virtual Data Center 2001 System" (Short Course) American Political Science Association (APSA), San Francisco "Archiving, Cataloging and Distributing Data with the Virtual 2001 Data Center" (Short Course) International Association for Social Science Information Service & Technology/International Federation of Data Organizations (IASSIST/IFDO), Amsterdam "Dividing Light From Dark: Statistical Tests of Racial 2000 Gerrymanders" Midwestern Political Science Association Meeting (MWPSA), Chicago "Statistical Tests for Gerrymandering" (with Michael P. 2000 9/15/2011

McDonald) "Information Technology and Political Science Research" (discussant) Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association (APSA), Washington, D.C. "Digital Library Support for Sharing and Replication: A Report 2000 on the Virtual Data Center", Annual Meeting of IASSIST, Chicago "Practical Maximum Likelihood” 2000 (with Jeff Gill & Michael P. McDonald), Mid-West Political Science Association, Chicago "The Robustness of Statistical Abstractions: A Look Under the 1999 Hood" , (with Michael P. McDonald) Paper presented at the 1999 Annual Society For Political Methodology and the APSA Political Methodology Section Summer 1999 Conference, College Station, Texas. "Sharing Social Science Data on the Internet" (Paper & Poster) 1998 "Cutting Edge Technology in Teaching and Research" (discussant) APSA, Boston, Sep. 7-9 "The Virtual Data Center Development Project" Paper 1998 Presented at IASSIST, New Haven, May 18-21. "How to Predict the Partisan Consequences of Redistricting -- 1998 Better " Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL April 23-25. "Do Traditional Districting Principles Matter?" 1997 American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C. August 27-31. "What Are Traditional Districting Principles,” 1995 Annual Meeting of the SSHA, Chicago, IL, November 16-19. "The Consistency and Effectiveness of Mandatory District 1995 Compactness Rules," Midwestern Political Science Association, Chicago, IL. "Predicting the Effects of Mandatory District Compactness," 1995 Western Political Science Association, Portland, Oregon.

References Caroline Arms, (Formerly) Program Officer, Office of Strategic Initiatives Library of Congress

Peter K. Bol Charles H. Carswell Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations Director, Center for Geographic Analysis 9/15/2011

Harvard University

Jeff Gill, Professor of Political Science, Washington University, St. Louis

Gary King, Albert J. Weatherhead III University Professor Professor of Government Director, Institute for Quantitative Social Science Harvard University

J. Morgan Kousser, Professor of History and Social Sciences California Institute of Technology

Sidney Verba, Carl H Pforzheimer University Professor Harvard University

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Mark Diggory Head of U.S. Operations, @mire

Carol Hyman President, Hy-Tec Consulting

Amy Pienta Director, Acquisitions, ICPSR

William Wei Executive Director, Asia Americas Alliances

Distinctions • Erdös Number: 5 Without • H-Index (): 13 (raw data 1,2) Difference • "National Leadership Award", given by Congressman Tom DeLay, Majority Leader, on behalf of the National Republican Congressional Committee (see commentary) • Ordained Minister, Universal Life Church

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