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Feb 19, 2008 Dec 5, 2006
June 21, Dec 12-13 Dec 14-16 Nov 14th |
GIS Positions
available from GeoSolve, Inc. GeoSolve Inc., a company providing specialized GIS services for 9-1-1 and infrastructure, is recruiting for the following positions on a full-time basis: GIS Project Manager – independently directs and implements overall company goals and objectives to specific projects; defines project requirements, manages project staff and budgets, communicates directly and effectively with clients, directs and participates in the accomplishment of project deliverables, and manages the project scope and resources. Requires: BA/BS in GIS, Computer Science or related field; 2 years experience in project management and ESRI software, including ArcGIS; strong written and oral communication skills. Desirable: experience with ArcIMS, ArcSDE or AutoCAD. GIS Programmer/Analyst – Provides advanced technical GIS skills to the company, clients, management, and other technical staff. Applies GIS technology to produce and develop GIS applications and databases; concentrates on complex problems requiring specialization; applies multiple programming languages; trains others; and develops productivity enhancing techniques. Requires: BA/BS in GIS, Computer Science or related field; 2 years demonstrated proficiency with ArcGIS, ArcReader, ArcPublisher and related software such as ArcSDE w/SQL Server. Skilled at programming in more than one advanced programming language for GIS such as VB/VBA, .NET, etc. GIS Technicians – Develops, maintains and coordinates GIS systems. Requires: a good working knowledge of ESRI software products or AutoCAD; a minimum of one year of hands-on experience working with GIS or AutoCAD projects. Desirable: familiarity with legal descriptions, data models, geometric networks and COGO. Salaries DOQ. Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance; paid vacation and holidays. Applicants should submit a detailed resume to: GeoSolve Inc., “GIS
Positions”, OIT / John Ritter will be hosting an Introduction to ArcGIS I class December 13th - 14th. Course Overview: "The foundation for becoming a successful ArcView®, ArcEditor™ or ArcInfo™ user begins here. This course covers fundamental GIS concepts as well as how to query a GIS database, manipulate tabular data, edit spatial and attribute data, and present data clearly and efficiently using maps and charts. Participants learn how to use ArcMap™, ArcCatalog™, and ArcToolbox™ and explore how these applications work together to provide a complete GIS software solution. This is an ESRI authorized course." Attendees of the June 21, 2006 Meeting: John Ritter, OIT Chris Johnson, Wood First Chris Wayne, CLNP Laurie Campbell, USFS Mike Neuman, USBR Carrie Ann Capp, ODF Michelle Jones, USFS Carl White, Klamath Tribes Anita Ward, Steven Jones, ODF Thanks for coming! The
Dec. 12-13: Introduction to ArcGIS I; instructor - Dr. John Ritter/Aspen GIS Services, Inc. ($625/person) Dec. 14-16: Working with ArcGIS Spatial Analyst; instructor - Mr. Chris Wayne/Mazama Mapping ($895/person) ESRI is the world's leader in the production of GIS software. These courses are exactly the same classes as that offered by ESRI at any one of their training centers.
Introduction to ArcGIS I is an introductory class that demonstrates the power and utility of GIS analyses. Working with ArcGIS Spatial Analyst will provide you with the training necessary to work with raster datasets and perform spatial modeling. Each presentation in each class will be followed by an exercise that demonstrates/reinforces the concepts discussed.
These courses will utilize ESRI's latest software version, ArcGIS 9.1. For each course you will receive a book containing the text/graphics of all of the class presentations as well as a separate book containing the various exercises (and data) you will be working through. You may register for one, or both courses. There are several attachments. A course description for each class offering as well as several maps that clue you in to where the training will be held (Rm 130b, Owens Hall on the OIT campus).
Registration is simple. Either contact me (John Ritter 541-885-1495) directly by phone, or email me (John.Ritter@oit.edu) with the following information:
Registration information needed: 1. Name 2. Organization 3. Phone number 4. Email address 5. Course(s) registering for 6. Billing info (name, phone number, email address, physical address for billing)
Maps: Area >> OIT Campus >> Owens Hall >> As most of you know, last year we (KBUG) became a section
of the
1-- $150-$300 for meetings. This can be spent on food, speaker fees, equipment/vehicle rentals, etc.-- anything that helps with our meetings. If anyone has suggestions for the next and future meetings, throw them out there!
2-- up to $500 for various member development
scholarships. These could be
spent on a stipend for members pursuing their GIS certification
(www.gisci.org) or to send someone to GIS in Action for the first time. GIS in Action is the annual ORURISA
conference in http://www.orurisa.org/events/gisinact/2005event/index.html
If anyone is interested they can contact me directly by phone or e-mail.
Chris A. Wayne Mazama Mapping, Inc. (541) 281-0900 |
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