Last updated: March 12, 2012

National Library of Medicine
Communications Engineering Branch/MSC 3824
Bldg. 38A, Room 10N1003Q
8600 Rockville Pike
Bethesda, MD 20894 USA

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Greg is an Associate Technical Consultant working through Aquilent. He received his B.S. in Computer Science from UMBC in 2004. Since graduating, Greg has worked for several small startup companies as a back-end LAMP developer. He is experienced in coding many different languages but is most proficient in the following: PHP, Javascript, SQL, TCL, and CSS. Greg in some shape or form has been involved in web development or web design since early 1999. He is also skilled with working on many different Linux distributions of which he favors Gentoo and Ubuntu. In the past with his most recent position, he worked on the development of modular plugins for website content management systems.

Current Projects

Lost Person Finder (LPF): The goal of the Lost Person Finder project is to setup a web portal for the public to, as the name implies, located missing persons in the event of a large scale disaster. The project ties together patient intake information from local area hospitals using web services into a searchable web interface. The information is gathered and updated in near realtime so as to send information to the families of victims as soon as it becomes available. Families will be able to sign up for notification services to receive this information. Information will be exchanged between the data sources via an abstraction layer using XML to tie all the services together in a loosely coupled fashion.