CURRENT (OR RECENT) EMPLOYMENT/ACTIVITIES

• Invited submission to Pirelli INTERNETional Award; SemiFinalist, 2003 competition (in top 80, worldwide, of over 1000 entries):  for a section from a book entitled Spatial Synthesis. May, 2004.  Entire Ebook published, June, 2005:  Institute of Mathematical Geography.
• Award, "The President's Volunteer Service Award."  March 11, 2004.
• Invited submission to Pirelli INTERNETional Award; Finalist, 2002 competition (in top 20, worldwide of over 1200 entries):  for book co-authored and published by Wiley, noted below. May, 2003.
• Invited submission to Pirelli INTERNETional Award; SemiFinalist, 2001 competition (in top 80, worldwide, of over 1000 entries):  for Solstice:  An Electronic Journal of Geography and Mathematics.  May, 2002.
• Graph Theory and Geography:  an Interactive View E-Book, equal co-authors with William C. Arlinghaus, Frank Harary.  John Wiley and Sons, New York, April, 2002.
• Faculty Advisor in Engineering 477, Virtual Reality, University of Michigan.  (Course of Prof. Klaus-Peter Beier.)  2003-present.
  
• City of Ann Arbor Planning Commission, 1995-2003 served as member, Secretary, Vice-Chair, and Chair of City Planning Commission.  Also, member Ordinance Revisions Committee, 1995-2003; Co-vice-chair, Northeast Area Master Plan Citizens Advisory Committee, 2000-2001; member Master Planning Committee, 2002-2003.
• Member, Neighborhood Watch Advisory Board, City of Ann Arbor Police Department (also registered block captain), 2001-2005.
• Invited Lecture series on Cartography/GIS, The University of Chicago, June 2000, 2001 (three three-hour lectures)
• Adjunct Professor, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, The University of Michigan, 2000-2005.
• Member, City of Ann Arbor Environmental Commission, 2000-2003; member Water Committee.
• Adjunct Professor, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, Spring, 1997; 2000-present; Affiliated faculty, 1999-2005.
• Director, Spatial Analysis Division, and Director of Fellowship Training Division, Community Systems Foundation (International NGO with principal partner of UNICEF, non-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)3), Ann Arbor, MI. 1996-present
• Founder, International Society of Spatial Sciences, non-profit, a division of Community Systems Foundation, 1995-present.
• Member, Board of Trustees, Community Systems Foundation, 1994-present; member Executive Committee, 2003-present.
• Adjunct (Full) Professor of Mathematical Geography and Population-Environment Dynamics, The University of Michigan, School of Natural Resources and Environment, Ann Arbor, MI 48109, 1994-present.
• Founding Director, Institute of Mathematical Geography (IMaGe). IMaGe is an independent research institute, 1983-present.
• Founder and Editor, Solstice: An Electronic Journal of Geography and Mathematics. Noted in a "Briefing" in Science, published by the AAAS, 29 November, 1991, p. 1291 (by Joe Palca) and in Science News, January 25, 1992, p. 61 in a report by Ivars Peterson. 1990-present. See: http://www.imagenet.org/ for Solstice and for IMaGe archives.
• President and Director of Web Design, Arlinghaus Enterprises, 1996-present.
• Reviewer, Mathematical Reviews, 1991-present.

• Spatial Synthesis, Book 2. Next in a series of EBooks; in progress; draws on success with earlier electronic publishing projects through IMaGe and with Wiley.
• Invited chapter in a book to published by Blackwell:  chapter is on "Mathematical Analysis" in geography.

• NSF grant applicant with John Nystuen and others, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning (UM), 2004.  Not funded.
• with Paul Richards, School of Natural Resources (UM). Not funded.
• with Bob Beckley, 2002.  Not funded.
• NSF grant; participant in a small part (in an advisory capacity only) with Paul Mohai, PI, and Robin Saha.
• NASA grant submitted with a team from SNRE, CAUP, and ERIM--not funded.
• NSF grant submitted with a team from SNRE and CAUP--not funded.
• Team-head, for Community Systems Foundation, of project with Environmental Research Institute of Michigan (ERIM) to develop a GIS to manage the infrastructure for the city of Istanbul and the country of Turkey.
• United Nations Family Planning Agency (UNFPA), Syrian Maternal and Child Health Care/Family Planning, five year project including GIS and training components, through Community Systems Foundation; completed 1997.
• World Bank, Punjab Middle Schooling Project, including GIS and training components, through Community Systems Foundation; completed 1997.
• University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute.
• Studies in Urban Security Group, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan; Detroit Water and Sewerage Department Pollution and Detection Abatement.
• Nystuen, P.I. "Terrain effects on bus durability" funded through UMTA, via University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, December, 1985. Technical Report, 1985.
• Nystuen, P.I., development of a graph theoretic description of the Detroit water supply network; part of a contract to develop a water contingency plan, funded through Architecture and Planning Research Laboratories, University of Michigan, June, 1985.
• Nystuen, P.I. "Climatic effects on bus durability," funded through Urban Mass Transportation Administration, via University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, December, 1984.

HANDBOOKS

• Practical Handbook of Spatial Statistics. Editor-in-Chief. Specialist Associate Editor, Daniel A. Griffith. Associate Editors: William C. Arlinghaus, William D. Drake, John D. Nystuen. Multiple authors, led by Griffith. c. 300 pages. Published October, 1995. CRC Press.
• Practical Handbook of Curve Fitting. Editor-in-Chief and sole Author. Associate Editors: William C. Arlinghaus, William D. Drake, John D. Nystuen. 250 pages. Published April 26, 1994. CRC Press.
• Practical Handbook of Digital Mapping: Terms and Concepts. Editor-in-Chief and principal co-author. Specialist Associate Editor and principal co-author, Robert F. Austin; Associate Editors: William C. Arlinghaus; William D. Drake (co-author of a chapter); John D. Nystuen (co-author of a chapter). 335 pages. Published 2/2/94. CRC Press.

• Spatial Synthesis, Volume I, Book 1.  Equal co-author with William C. Arlinghaus.  Ann Arbor:  Institute of Mathematical Geography.  200 pages, depending on the resolution setting.
• Graph Theory and Geography:  an Interactive View E-Book, equal co-authors with William C. Arlinghaus, Frank Harary.  John Wiley and Sons, New York, April, 2002.  400 pages, depending on the resolution setting.
• Essays on Mathematical Geography, III. Chapters: "Table for central place fractals," "Tiling according to the administrative principle," "Moire maps," "Triangle partitioning," "An enumeration of candidate Steiner networks," "A topological generation gap," "Synthetic centers of gravity: Conjecture," Institute of Mathematical Geography, Monographs, #14, 1991. 52 pp.  http://www.imagenet.org
• Environmental Effects on Bus Durability, co-author with John D. Nystuen. IMaGe Monograph #11, Ann Arbor, 1989. 104 pp.  http://www.imagenet.org
• An Atlas of Steiner Networks. IMaGe Monograph #9, Ann Arbor, 1989. Reviewed in the American Mathematical Monthly. 84 pp.  http://www.imagenet.org
• Essays on Mathematical Geography--II. IMaGe Monograph #5, Ann Arbor, 1987. Reviewed in the American Mathematical Monthly; Mathematical Reviews. Chapters: "The Atlantic Drainage Tree," "Getting a Handel on water-graphs," "Terror in transit: a graph theoretic approach to the passive defense of urban networks," "Terrae Antipodum," "Urban Inversion," "Fractals: constructions, speculations, and concepts," "Solar woks," "A pneumatic postal plan: the chambered interchange and ZIPPR Code," "Endpiece."  Institute of Mathematical Geography, Monographs, #5, 1987. 101 pp.  http://www.imagenet.org
• Essays on Mathematical Geography. IMaGe Monograph #3, Ann Arbor, 1986. Reviewed in the American Mathematical Monthly; Mathematical Reviews. Chapters (link is to the first page; in that URL simply erase p1.jpg to return to the rest of the pages.: "The well-tempered map projection," "Antipodal graphs," "Measuring the vertical city," "Concavity and human settlement patterns," "Steiner transformations," "Analogue clocks," "Fad and permanence in human systems," "Topological exploration in geography," "A space for thought," "Chaos in human systems --- the Heine-Borel Theorem."   Institute of Mathematical Geography, Monographs, #3, 1986. 167 pp.  http://www.imagenet.org
• Down the Mail Tubes: The Pressured Postal Era, 1853-1984. IMaGe Monograph #2, Ann Arbor, 1986. Pre-publication review by Sylvia L. Thrupp, Professor Emeritus of History, The University of Michigan. 79 pp. http://www.imagenet.org
• Solstice, volumes I to XII, Editor-in Chief and co-author. Hard copy of early issues in IMaGe Monographs. All online at www.imagenet.org.  Authored articles listed below.  http://www.imagenet.org

BOOK--LENGTH MONOGRAPH not refereed

• With John D. Nystuen, Mathematical Geography and Global Art: The Mathematics of David Barr's Four Corners Project. IMaGe Monograph #1, Ann Arbor, 1986. Preface by David Barr. 78 pp.  www.imagenet.org

• Articles in Solstice, 2001, http://www.imagenet.org
 Maps and Decisions:  Allen's Creek Floodplain, Opportunity or Disaster?
 Base Maps, Buffers, and Bisectors
• Articles in Solstice, 2000, http://www.imagenet.org
 Animaps, IV:  Of Time and Place
 with Lloyd Phillips, A Neighborhood Information System within Ann Arbor, Michigan
• Articles in Solstice, 1999, http://www.imagenet.org
with William C. Arlinghaus, Animaps III:  Color Straws, Color Voxels, and Color Ramps.
A Map of Jackson, Mississippi
http://www.imagenet.org
  A Neighborhood Information System within Ann Arbor, Michigan
• Articles in Solstice, 1998:  http://www.imagenet.org
Animated Four Color Theorem:  Sample Map, Vol. IX, No. 2, Winter, 1998
Animaps-II, Vol. IX, No. 2, Winter, 1998
with W.D. Drake, J.D. Nystuen, Audra Laug, Kris S. Oswalt, and Diana Sammataro, Animaps.  Vol. IX, No. 1, Summer, 1998.
with Ruben De la Sierra, Revitalizing Maps or Images?  Vol. IX, No. 1, Summer, 1998.
• Articles in Solstice, 1997:  http://www.imagenet.org
"Buffers and duality" equal co-author with Frederick L. Goodman and Daniel A. Jacobs;
"A graph theoretic view of the join-count statistic" equal co-author with William C. Arlinghaus.
• A Path Through Recent GIS Literature. Record Note. The Geographical Review, published by the American Geographical Society. January, 1996, Volume 86, No. 1.
• Articles in Solstice, 1996:  http://www.imagenet.org
"Algebraic Aspects of Ratios;"
"Web Fractals: An Overview;"
"Elements of Spatial Planning: Theory. Part II."
• Articles in Solstice, 1995:  http://www.imagenet.org
"Discrete Mathematics and Counting Derangements in Blind Wine Tastings," with John D. Nystuen and William C. Arlinghaus;
"Elements of Spatial Planning: Theory. Part I."

• Structural Models in the Subterranean World, April, 1994, The Geographical Review.
• Tick Tock Earth. The Carto-Philatelist, Affiliated with the American Topical Association, American Philatelic Society. Vol. 39, No. 3, September, 1994, pp. 79-84.
• Articles in Solstice, 1994:  http://www.imagenet.org
Los Angeles, 1994--A Spatial Scientific View. With William C. Arlinghaus, John D. Nystuen, Frank Harary. Solstice, Summer 1994, Vol. V, No. 1, 42-82.  http://www.imagenet.org
"The Paris Metro graph: Is its graph planar?" with William C. Arlinghaus and Frank Harary.
"Interruption!"

• "The Ends of the Earth." The Carto-Philatelist, affiliated with the American Topical Association of the American Philatelic Society, March, 1994.
• "Pneumatic Postal Maps: The French Connections." The Carto-Philatelist, affiliated with the American Topical Association and the American Philatelic Society; 1993. Vol. 38, No. 3, 71-75.
• "Electronic Geometry," The Geographical Review April, 1993. Vol. 83, No. 2, pp. 160-169.
• Articles in Solstice, 1993:  http://www.imagenet.org
"Electronic Journals: Observations Based on Actual Trials, 1987-Present." With Richard H. Zander (Curator of Botany, Clinton Herbarium, Buffalo Museum of Science).
"Microcell Hex-nets?"
"Sum Graphs and Geographic Information," with William C. Arlinghaus and Frank Harary.

• "An application of graphical analysis to semidesert soils." Geographical Review. July, 1992, pp.244-252. With John D. Nystuen and Michael J. Woldenberg.
• Articles in Solstice, 1992:  http://www.imagenet.org
"The quadratic world of kinematic waves," Solstice, Summer, 1992. With John D. Nystuen and Michael J. Woldenberg.
"The pelt of the Earth:  An essay on reactive diffusion."  Solstice, Winter, 1992.  With John D. Nystuen.

• with John D. Nystuen. "Street geometry: Separation of flows." The Geographical Review; April, 1991, pp. 206-214.
• Articles in Solstice, 1991:  http://www.imagenet.org
with David Barr and John D. Nystuen. "The spatial shadow: Light and dark, whole and part." Solstice, Summer, 1991.  Link to photo of sculpture that was written about.
• with William C. Arlinghaus and John D. Nystuen. "A shortest distance algorithm: The Hedetniemi matrix sum." Geographical Analysis; October, 1990, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 351-360.
• Articles in Solstice, 1990:  http://www.imagenet.org
"Scale and dimension: Their logical harmony,"
"Parallels between parallels,"
"Fractal geometry of infinite pixel sequences: `Super-definition' resolution?"
with William C. Arlinghaus and John D. Nystuen of "The Hedetniemi matrix sum: A real-world application."
"Beyond the fractal."

• with John D. Nystuen. "Geometry of boundary exchanges: Compression patterns for boundary dwellers." The Geographical Review, Vol. 80, No. 1, January, 1990; pp. 21-31.
• with William C. Arlinghaus, "The fractal theory of central place hierarchies: a Diophantine analysis of fractal generators for arbitrary Loschian numbers," Geographical Analysis: an International Journal of Theoretical Geography. Ohio State University Press. Vol. 21, No. 2, April, 1989; pp. 103-121.
• with John D. Nystuen, "A cartographic perspective on the security of an urban water supply network," Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, University of Chicago Press; Vol. 32, No. 1, Autumn, 1988; pp. 91-102.
• with John D. Nystuen, "Terrain effects on bus maintenance performance," in "Transit Bus Maintenance" Transportation Research Record, #1140: Transit Bus Maintenance, pp. 45-51, Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, Washington, D.C. 1987. National Academy Press.
• With John D. Nystuen, "Geography of city terrain based on bus routes," The Geographical Review, Vol. 77, No. 2, April, 1987, pp. 183-195.
• with John D. Nystuen, "Climatic effects on bus durability," Transit Bus Maintenance Management, Transportation Research Record, #1066, National Research Council, pp. 29-39, 1986. National Academy Press.
• "Fractals take a central place," Geografiska Annaler, 67B, (1985), pp. 83-88. Journal of the Stockholm School of Economics.
• "Eye-contact graphs," Behavioral Science, Volume 30, #2, April, 1985, pp. 108-117.

Reviews

• Continuing reviewer for Mathematical Reviews, numerous reviews, 1991-present.
• Referee, Geographical Analysis, 2003.
• Referee, Environment and Planning, B, 2003.
• Referee, Environmental Management, 2002
• Review for International Society of Spatial Sciences of Harold Moellering's most recent work on spatial data transfer.
• Review for Mathematical Reviews, "Nondifferentiability detection nd dimensionality reduction in minisum multifacility location problems," J. Fliege, Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications. Review done Oct. 15, 1997.
• Review for Mathematical Reviews, "A combinatorial approach to cartograms, Herbert Edelsbrunner, Roman Waupotitsch, Computational Geometry: Theory and Applications. Review done, July 30, 1997.
• Review for Mathematical Reviews, "Solutions de tournois: un spicilege," (Tournament solutions, a survey) Jean-Francois Laslier, Math. Inf. Sci. hum., Review done, Feb. 1997.
• Review of de Lepper, Marion J. C.; Scholten, Henk J., and Stern, Richard M. The Added Value of Geographical Information Systems in Public and Environmental Health. Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1995. Published on behalf of the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe. Review in Geographical Review, American Geographical Society of New York, Vol. 86, pp. 302-303, 1996.
• Osserman, Robert. Poetry of the Universe: a Mathematical Exploration of the Cosmos. Anchor Books, NY, 1995. Professional Geographer, 48:121-122, February, 1996. Publication of the Association of American Geographers.
• Diffusion and Use for Geographic Information Technologies. Kluwer Academic published in cooperation with NATO Scientific Affairs Division, 1993. Geographical Review, 85:117-119, Jan., 1995.
• Review of Oosterom, Petrus, Reactive Data Structures for GIS. Oxford University Press. 1993. Geographical Review, Jan. 1995.
• Hardisty, J.; Taylor, D. M.; Metcalfe, S. E. Computerized Environmental Modelling: A Practical Introduction using Excel. Chichester, Wiley, 1993. Geographical Review, vol 84, 344-345, July, 1994.
• Review for Mathematical Reviews, "Les groupes, les hypergroupes et l'enigme des Murngin," Labib Haddad, Yves Sureau. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra. 1994?
• Review in Mathematical Reviews, MR 92:11, of Boyd, John P. "Relational homomorphisms," in Social Networks: An International Journal of Structural Analysis, 14, 1992, no. 1-2, 163-186.
• "Solstice: an Electronic Journal of Geography and Mathematics." Abstract #871-99-73, p. 145, Abstracts of Papers Presented to The American Mathematical Society, January 1992, Issue 79, Volume 13, Number 1.
• Review in Mathematical Reviews, MR 92:09, of Guyon, Etienne; Stanley, H. Eugene; and, Mandelbrot, Benoit B. Fractal Forms. Elsevier Science Publishers, B. V., Amsterdam; Palais de la Decouverte, Paris. 1991, 48 pp.
• Invited book review of Edward Tufte's Envisioning Information, The Geographical Review, April, 1991, pp. 234-236.
• Review in Mathematical Reviews, MR 92:08, of McCanna, J. "Fractal dimensions of graphs." Proceedings of the 22nd Southeastern Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Computing (Baton Rouge, LA, 1991). Congressus Numerantium, 84 (1991), 193-210.
• Review in Mathematical Reviews, MR 92:08, of McGuire, Michael, An Eye for Fractals: A Graphic and Photographic Essay. Addison-Wesley, Advanced Book Program, Redwood City, CA. 1991. 165 pp.
• Review of Arthur H. Robinson's Early Thematic Mapping for the journal Technology and Culture, October, 1984, pp. 850-852.

• Maps ex Machina. Invited article, Geographical Review, American Geographical Society of New York. Vol. 84, No. 4, October 1994.

• Solstice: author of regular features: "Construction Zone;" "Games and other Educational Features;" "Theorem Museum;" "Reference Corner," 1990-present.
• Geographic location theory: Selected topics, Abstracts of the American Mathematical Society, August, 1990.
• "Satellite configurations and the Petersen graph," Abstracts of the American Mathematical Society, January, 1990.
• "Central place fractals: Theoretical geography in an urban setting." Abstracts of the American Mathematical Society, 1989.
• "Antipodal graphs," Abstract #3792-92-404, Abstracts of the American Mathematical Society, Vol. 3, No. 1. 1985.
• "Analogue clocks," Abstract #809-51-468, Abstracts of the American Mathematical Society Vol. 5, No. 1., 1984.
• Map in Asia on the Eve of Europe's Expansion, by Donald F. Lach and Carol Flaumenhaft. Frontispiece. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs
• Name listed (as "Sandy Lach") as solver of two " Elementary Problems," in the American Mathematical Monthly

• Set of reports concerning CSF Syria missions, UNFPA; contributor of maps and other materials to these CSF team-authored reports, 1995-1997. Hundreds of pages of materials, posters, and electronic documents of various sorts, including hundreds of GIS maps and PowerPoint displays of them.
• Set of reports concerning CSF Pakistan missions, World Bank, 1995-1997; contributor of maps and other materials to these CSF team-authored reports. Pages of materials, posters, and electronic documents of various sorts, including hundreds of GIS maps and PowerPoint displays of them.
• Population-Environment Dynamics: A series of six volumes of student work (NRE545) edited with William D. Drake; also, Drake and I co-authored selected chapters. Each book is several hundred pages in length. Recent volumes are posted, in varying degrees of completeness, on Drake's website (http://www-personal.umich.edu/~wddrake).   Volume I: Sectors in Transition, 1992; Volume II: Population-Environment Interaction, 1993; Volume III: Towards Public Policy Strategies, 1994; Volume IV: Transitions in Global Change, 1995; Volume V: Ten Case Studies, 1996; Volume VI: Issues and Policy, 1997.  Volume VII:  Transitions and Sustainability, 1998.
• With John D. Nystuen, "Terrain Effects on Bus Durability." UMTRI, Final Report, January 1987, Nystuen, P.I.
• Snyder, James C. and Sandra Arlinghaus, Michael Brabec, Rolf Deininger, Lynda Duke, Allan Feldt, Ronald Inglehart, Thomas Lyons, Peter Meier, John Nystuen, James Segedy, Mitchell Rycus." Security of the Water System, Final Report Tasks 1, 2, 3." Ann Arbor, Michigan: Studies in Urban Security Group, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, 1986.
• With John Nystuen, "Climatic Effects on Bus Durability." UMTRI, Final Report, January 1986, Nystuen, P.I.
• Snyder, James D. and Sandra Arlinghaus, Michael Brabec, Rolf Deininger, Allan Feldt, Ronald Inglehart, Peter Meier, John Nystuen, Mitchell Rycus." Detroit Water and Sewerage Department Pollution and Detection Abatement: Preliminary Report." With appendices. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Studies in Urban Security Group, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, 1985.

• President's Volunteer Service Award, 2004.
• Pirelli INTERNETional Award status as noted above, 2001, 2002, 2003.
• Community Service Award, 1999.  Awarded by the City of Ann Arbor; I was the only "citizen" to receive such an award, as noted by the Mayor.
• Who's Who in America, 1995-continuing in all editions to present, Marquis.
• Who's Who in the World, 1993-continuing in all editions to present.
• American Men and Women of Science, 1989 and later.
• Dictionary of International Biography, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England, 22nd Edition, 23rd Edition, 28th Edition (1999-2000).
• 2000 Outstanding Scholars of the Twentieth Century, 1999-2000, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England
• Outstanding People of the 20th Century, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England (1999-2000).
• International Woman of the Millennium, 1999.  International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, England.
• 500 Leaders of Influence, American Biographical Institute, 1999-2000.
• Strathmore Who's Who.  1999.
• Who's Who in the Media and Communications, 1997, Marquis.
• Who's Who in American Education, 1992.
• Other biographical citations and awards arranged by publisher or grantor:
• Marquis Who's Who of American Women; Who's Who in the Midwest
• International Biographical Centre (Cambridge, England) The World Who's Who of Women, International Who's Who of Intellectuals, Most Admired Men and Women of the Year, 1992/93, Twentieth Century Award for Achievement (Literature, 1993), International Cultural Diploma of Honor (March, 1993), World Intellectual of 1993, International Woman of the Year, 1991-92.
• American Biographical Institute (Raleigh, North Carolina) International Directory of Distinguished Leadership, 5000 Personalities of the World, International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement, Personalities of America, Two Thousand Notable American Women, Five Hundred Leaders of Influence, International Who's Who of Professional and Business Women, Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Professional Accomplishments, Distinguished Leadership Award for Outstanding Service to Mathematical Geography (1992), Key Award for Success in Research (1992-93), Silver Shield of Valor, 1991-92.

• Honorary Member, Advisory Council, International Biographical Centre,Cambridge, England--1992-present.
• Honorary Appointment, Research Board of Advisors, National Division, American Biographical Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina. 1992-
• University Fellowship, non-traditional, University of Michigan, 1976-77.
• Graduate Teaching Fellow in Geography, University of Michigan, 1975-77.
• Graduate Teaching Assistant in Geography, Wayne State University, 1974.
• Graduate Teaching Assistant in Mathematics, University of Toronto, 1966-67.

University of Chicago; University of California (Berkeley); Ohio State University; University of Michigan; Syracuse University; University of Northern Iowa; American Mathematical Society; Association of American Geographers; Regional Science Association; Transportation Research Board of the National Research Council (National Academies of the Sciences and of Engineering); Midwest Graph Theory Conference, North American Simulation and Gaming Association.

REVIEWS OF PUBLISHED WORK and MEDIA EXPOSURE

Science (AAAS) (29 November, 1991, p. 1291, report by Joseph Palca); Science News (January 25, 1992, p. 61, report by Ivars Peterson); Mathematical Reviews (AMS); Newsline: Current Research in Public Transportation Development (TRB/NRC/NAS), National Academy Press; The American Mathematical Monthly (MAA); Journal of Regional Science; Graduating Engineering Magazine; Harvard Technology Window; Zentralblatt fur Mathematik, Springer-Verlag (Berlin); Newsletter of the Transportation Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers; Books in Print (R. R. Bowker); Literary Market Place (R. R. Bowker); Michigan Council of the Arts; Archives of American Art (Smithsonian Institution); Nova; Ann Arbor Community Access TV; Ann Arbor News; Columbus Dispatch, name inscribed on sculpture involving the Bering Strait; (of IMaGe documents other than mine: Mathematics Magazine, Journal of Classification, Newsletter of the Urban Geography Specialty Group of the AAG)

EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

• Ph.D. (Location Theory, or more broadly, Theoretical Geography), University of Michigan, Geography. Advisor: Waldo R. Tobler; Dissertation co-Chairmen: Waldo R. Tobler and John D. Nystuen. Dissertation title: "On Geographical Network Location Theory."
• Graduate study in Mathematics in Ph.D. track: University of Chicago, University of Toronto, Wayne State University.
• M.A. Geography, Wayne State University, Advisor: Jack A. Licate.
• A.B. Mathematics, Vassar College. Minor: Zoology.

• Co-Organizer of Festschrift for John D. Nystuen, 1999.
• Ph.D. (and similar) Committee service:
• Member, doctoral committee of Ruben De la Sierra.  School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan  Ph.D. granted 1998.
• Member, doctoral committee of Rhonda Ryznar.  College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, Ph.D. granted 1998.
• Member, Master's Practicum Committee (Co-chair), School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan, Astrid Hillers, M.A. granted 1998.  (Astrid was also a Ph.D. student in the College of Engineering.)
• Directed Rosalyn Scaff, in custom course for credit to capture her experience in working for the City of Ann Arbor, Planning Department, Fall 1998.  Resulted in an award for this work.
• Member, doctoral committee of Robin Saha.  School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan.  Ph.D. granted, 2001.
• Member, doctoral committee of Andrea Frank.  College of Architecture and Urban Planning.  University of Michigan.  Ph.D. granted, 2000.
• Member, Area Exam committee of Hui-Chun Huang, College of Architecture and Urban Planning.  University of Michigan.
• Member, Area Exam committee of Moira Zellner, 2001.
• Member, Master's Practicum, committee of Dean Leslie Hay, David Pollock, Karl Koto, School of Natural Resources and Environment.
• Member, Doctoral committee of Seung-Hoon Han, Architecture, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan, 2002--2003
• Member, Doctoral committee of Lucy Y. Kim, School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan, 2003--present.

• Creator and director of a colloquium that serves as a research-level forum for the interchange of ideas in mathematics and geography. Its purpose is to generate publications suited for refereed journals and book series. Journal articles have appeared in publications devoted primarily to the following disciplines: geography, biology and medicine, psychology, and civil engineering. Minor pieces have appeared, in addition, in publications devoted primarily to: mathematics, and history. 1982-present.  I founded IMaGe from this Colloquium in 1983, and organized it as a business in 1985.
• Referee, Geographical Analysis: an International Journal of Theoretical Geography, 1988, 1989, 1997.
• Invited member, Search Committee for a Curator for the Library of the American Geographical Society. This collection, housed at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee is the largest collection of geographical materials in the western hemisphere. 1993.
• Referee, International Journal of Geographic Information Systems. 1993.
• Grader (and "re-grader") of top 100, Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition of the Mathematical Association of America, 1991-92; 1992-93.
• Collaborative effort with Robert F. Austin (1991-1994) to generate a donation of mapping software, composed of all major GISs, to The University of Michigan; ESRI donated one of each of their products; negotiations are underway with other vendors; the value of the gift was about $28,000. It is housed in the Prechter Laboratory in the UM School of Education.
• Referee, Cartography & Geographic Information Systems, 1990.
• Referee, Professional Geographer: Forum and Journal of the Association of American Geographers, 1989, 1990.
• Served as session Chair, Co-chair, Organizer, or Discussant for a variety of professional organizations, including the American Mathematical Society, the Association of American Geographers, and the Regional Science Association (enumerated list with dates available on request).
• Referee, publications of Institute of Mathematical Geography. 1986 to present.
• Institute of Mathematical Geography, projects involving work of others:

• Co-Chair, with William C. Arlinghaus and Ronald Horwitz, North American Bridge Championship, Detroit Renaissance Center, March 6-16, 2008.  American Contract Bridge League.
• Created over 500 3D models (several thousand files) in response to concerns of the Downtown Residential Task Force, City of Ann Arbor/DDA, 2004-2005.
• Member, City-wide Neighborhood Watch Advisory Board, City of Ann Arbor Police Department, 2001-2005.
• Continuing work donated to City of Ann Arbor involving creation of 3D models of the downtown available on the world wide web (noted on front page of Ann Arbor News, April, 2004) and to Matt Naud, Environmental Coordinator, City of Ann Arbor.
• July, 2003:  work on tornado siren location noted in Ann Arbor News.
• City Official, City of Ann Arbor, 1995-2003; service on City Planning Commission (televised) as member, Secretary, Vice-Chair, and Chair; Environmental Commission (televised); Ordinance Revisions Committee, Master Planning Committee, Water Committee, Northeast Area Master Plan Citizens Advisory Committee, as noted above.
• Application of lessons learned in Syria to Detroit. Creator of computer give-away to Alternatives for Girls (with Amy Good, Brenda Bryant, and Adele Akouri) with an indirect application to the curbing of gang violence, 1995-99.
• Friends of Huron Parkway, founder, 1995; see website using general URL above.
• President, Bromley Homeowners Association (neighborhood of 231 homes in northeast Ann Arbor), 1995-96, 1990-91; 1991-92; 1992-93. Elected position. Feature article in the Ann Arbor News, in April, 1993. Editor and principal author, Bromley Homeowners' Association Newsletter, 1990-93; 1995-1997. Thirty-six issues, plus extras, ranging in length from 2 to 8 pages (often 6). Created electronic archives of these newsletters, as "Bromley Online."
• Head of Neighborhood Watch, Bromley--in charge of about 20 block captains. Program run by the Ann Arbor Police Department. Effective August 1, 1994. Created Citizens Neighborhood Watch homepage, attached to general URL above. 1994-1996.
• Time, artistic, and culinary effort donated to the Michigan Bridge Association, 1994.
• Liason, between Ivy Club and Vassar Club of Southeastern Michigan, 1993-1994.
• Elected Board Member, Dolfins Swimming Pool, Inc. Ann Arbor, MI. 1993-96.
• Invited talk to Ann Arbor City Planning Commission, January 24, 1991.
• Member of five-person local arrangements committee for the 1991 World Junior Bridge Championships of the World Bridge Federation.
• Detailed study of a proposed Detroit-area mass transit network donated to Coleman A. Young, Mayor of the City of Detroit. With John D. Nystuen, 150 pages. May, 1988.
• Artistic services (posters) donated to Mathematics Awareness Week, Lawrence Technological University. Letter of commendation for these efforts received by W. Arlinghaus, in charge of that Week, from the Joint Policy Board, American Mathematical Society, 1988.
• Cartographic services donated to Bromley Homeowners Association, Ann Arbor, 1988. Map of "Ann Arbor: Shopping and Population Patterns'' presented to Ann Arbor City Planning Commission and directly to the Mayor of Ann Arbor.
• Map of Ann Arbor township "islands" made for Gwen Nystuen, Ann Arbor City Planning Commissioner, 1987.
• Artistic and culinary services donated to the Michigan Bridge Association, 1987.
• Cartographic analysis of the impact of the I-696 extension on the pool of potential students for Lawrence Technological University and for rival institutions, donated to President Marburger of L.T.U.
• With Beverly Riordan, M.S., Master Teacher of High School Science, Ypsilanti, Michigan. IMaGe Interactive Atlases. Classroom-tested at Ypsilanti High School, 1987. This work led to "Sharma and the Atlas," television show produced for Ann Arbor Community Access Television. Producer, Sandra Arlinghaus; Educational Consultant, Beverly Riordan. Fourteen short episodes produced to promote Geography Awareness.
• Complete set of IMaGe productions donated to Senator (D-NJ) Bill Bradley: 1986-1989; selected IMaGe publications donated to the New York State prison system; selected IMaGe publications donated to the Library of Congress (at their request) for their displays at the International Geographical Union.
• Work with sculptor David Barr on a continuing basis on international outdoor art projects, 1981-present.

• Electronic typesetting of mathematical notation (using Plain TeX). Typesetter of Useful Optics (Walter Welford) for the University of Chicago Press.
• Adjunct Lecturer in Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan, Dearborn; and, in Geography, Program in Geography, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1982-83.
• From Lecturer to Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Loyola University of Chicago, 1979-82.
• Lecturer in Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1978-79.
• Visiting Assistant Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1977-78.
• Free-lance cartography.
• Crossword puzzle creator.

• Consistently high teaching evaluations at various universities (samples available on request).
• Named a "best teacher" at Loyola's downtown campus of 5000 students. I was the only full-time, regular member (in the "professorial" ranks) of the Mathematics Department, on any campus, so-named.
• Featured in newspaper articles, in Ohio, for innovative teaching.
• Experience teaching geography at undergraduate and graduate levels. Experience in both small and large lecture sections. Primary responsibility for all phases of course development, including teaching assistants. Have taught: Urban Geography, Spatial Analysis (at various levels), GIS, Population Environment Dynamics, General Geography, Economic Geography, Seminar, Location Theory.
• Experience teaching mathematics at all undergraduate levels, from remedial to advanced courses for majors, to advanced courses for engineers. Experience in both small and lecture sections. Primary responsibility for lectures, for test design, and for the supervision of three teaching assistants, per course, in large lecture sections (240 students) in mathematics.

• Ph.D., University of Michigan, Geography, 1977. Advisor: Waldo R. Tobler. Dissertation co--Chairmen: Waldo R. Tobler and John D. Nystuen. Dissertation title: "On Geographical Network Location Theory." (Grade point average: "A" transcript available on request.)
• M.A., Wayne State University, Geography, 1976. Advisor: Jack A. Licate. Thesis title:"Graph Theory in Geography: A Survey of Previous and Potential Uses."
• Graduate study in Mathematics, specializing in Graph Theory, Wayne State University. Advisor: Geert Prins. (Full--time student in program leading to Ph.D., 1968-70)
• Graduate study in Mathematics, specializing in Geometry, University of Toronto. Advisor: H. S. M. Coxeter. (Full--time student in program leading to Ph.D., 1966-67)
• Graduate study in Mathematics, University of Chicago. (Full--time student in program leading to Ph.D., 1964-66; GRE's, 99th percentile, math., verbal, aptitude; 92nd percentile advanced math achievement.)
• A.B. Mathematics, Vassar College, 1964. Minor: Zoology. (Combined SAT's 1400+ on two tests)
• Diploma, University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, (top 10 %), 1960. Participant in "Sophomore Project" and Seminar, as written about by Herbert A. Thelen in Education and the Human Quest, University of Chicago Press, 1960, 1972. In pages 90 to 96, I am "Jane."
• Education in Paris, France (with parents): Alliance Francaise, Paris, summer school, 1956. Ecole Alsacienne, 1955-56. Petit Ecole de Pere Castor, 1952-53. American School of Paris, 1949.  Resident, 1950.
• French---Advanced Pass, Univ. of Michigan Language Exam, 1976.
• German---Advanced Pass, Univ. of Chicago Language Exam, 1965.
• Training course on Xerox 9500 from a representative of Xerox, 1987.
• Electronic typesetting using TeX, 1988.
• Producer, Ann Arbor Community Access Television, 1988.
• Junior Life Saving, American Red Cross, 1950s. One save, recorded in Minnesota.

• Married, September 3, 1966 to William Charles Arlinghaus, Professor, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, Michigan. One son, William Edward.  One grandson, David Edward.
• Parents: Donald F. Lach, Late Bernadotte Schmitt Professor Emeritus of History, University of Chicago; Alma S. Lach, (Grand Diplome de Cordon Bleu de Paris), author.

• American Geographical Society, Fellow
• Regional Science Association
• Association of American Geographers
• American Mathematical Society
• Mathematical Association of America
• Michigan Society of Planning Officials
• Michigan Section, American Planning Association