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<h1>Chuntai Zhang, Advisor<br>
Geographical Information Systems</h1>
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<p>Mr. Zhang has extensive experience in designing and implementing GIS
and decision-support (DSS) applications and economic analysis tools in
developing countries. �He provides an unusual combination of economic
analysis, systems analysis and information system development skills.
In addition, he is a skilled training instructor in these fields. </p>
<p>He has carried out many projects for the World Bank, Inter-American Development
Bank and Asian Development Bank in China, India, the Philippines and Latin
America.� Mr. Zhang has recently worked on projects in performance measurement,
financial and economic modelling and information systems development.
Many of these projects involved the design and implementation of applications
using state-of-the-art information systems technologies.</p>
<h1 style='layout-grid-mode:char;
'>EDUCATION</h1>
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'>Mr. Zhang holds a B.Eng. (Computer Science) and an M.Sc. degree in Management
Science both from <span style='letter-spacing:-.15pt'>Tshinghua University,
Beijing, China. He underwent training at </span>the World Bank in Washington
DC, in systems analysis, economic modeling and applications development.
Mr. Zhang also was a Visiting Scholar, in the MIS Department at the University
of Minnesota.</p>
<h1 style='layout-grid-mode:char;
'>PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE</h1>
<p>Mr. Zhang has worked on a variety of projects involving complex modeling
and information systems design and implementation over the last decade.
These projects normally have many innovative aspects including new performance
measurement techniques and methods of presentation that have are more
user-friendly than traditional information systems. Therefore, Mr. Zhang
plays an important role in institution building and technology transfer
on these projects.</p>
<p>Recently Mr. Zhang's important projects have involved the public performance
assessment of Water and Sanitation Systems in the Philippines, a Long-Range
Decision Support System Project for the Indian Railways in India and a
Poverty Block Economic Analysis in China. All of these projects involved
innovative use of state-of-the-art technology and GIS-based information
system development.</p>
<p>On the Metropolitan Manila Public Performance Assessment Project<span style='text-transform:uppercase'>.</span>
Mr. Zhang was a systems analyst and decision-support systems development
specialist. He was part of a teamthat was organized to design and implement
a system to measure the performance of the privatized water companies
under the MWSS Regulatory office. In addition to developing a state-of-the-art
performance system, database and GIS-based data viewer, the project designed
and tested a public participation program and benchmarking system. This
was a combined research and implementation project funded by the World
Bank. Mr. Zhang was also responsible for an important part of the technology
transfer component in cooperation with the University of Philippines National
Engineering Center.</p>
<p>Mr. Zhang worked on the Regional Road Sector Study for South West China,
funded by the Asian Development Bank. He was responsible for assessing
the social-economic and trade development, and identifying transport mode
development options. In addition, he developed a GIS database for analysis
and mapping.� Also in China he worked on four urban transport feasibility
studies under World Bank and ADB funding.</p>
<p class=MsoBodyText style='layout-grid-mode:char;'>In Hong Kong, he worked
on a Feasibility Study of the Transport Information System for Hong Kong
Transport Department. This project involved the design of a modern, interacctive
and a shared information system for managing the transport system in Hong
Kong.� It included the Public Works Department, the bus company, rail
services and in-vehicle location devices. He was responsible for an information
demand survey and system planning. </p>
<p>Mr. Zhang worked as Senior Researcher and Division Chief for the Institute
of Economic Research of the China State Development Planning Commission
and carried out a number of studies on economic development and computer
applications for decision support. For example:</p>
<p>Mr. Zhang worked� on a macro-economic analysis and computer modeling
on the Chinese economy. His major projects included: 1) Monthly Macro-Economic
Monitoring Analysis,� where he was responsible for model and database
design and monthly analysis; 2) China Regional Economic Development and
Policies, in which Mr. Zhang was responsible for economic analysis forecast;
and 3) <i>�</i>China Economic Long Term Development Strategy,� for which
he was responsible for� modeling and economic forecasting<span style='letter-spacing:-.15pt'>.</span></p>
<p style='layout-grid-mode:
char;'>Mr. Zhang worked on several projects led by Institute of Comprehensive
Transportation of the China State Planning Commission, including �China�s
Energy Strategy to 2050� and �Coal Transportation in South-West China.�
He was responsible for designing and implementing transportation models<span style='letter-spacing:-.15pt'>.</span></p>
<p style='layout-grid-mode:
char;'>Mr. Zhang worked on the World Bank China Coal Transportation Study Project
with responsibility for technical coordination of the Chinese working
team and the software system design and implementation, as well as GIS
applications. This study received the Franz Edelman Management Science
Achievement Finalist Award for 1994 and Citation Award of Applied Geography
from Association of American Geographers<span style='letter-spacing:-.15pt'>.</span></p>
<p style='
layout-grid-mode:char;'>Working on<i> </i>the Overall Planning of the China Economic
Information System Project, led by the China State Economic Information
Center, Mr. Zhang participated in the system structure design and directed
a survey on information demand<span
style='letter-spacing:-.15pt'>.</span></p>
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layout-grid-mode:char;'>A detailed CV is available upon request from PM Global.</p>
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