Geospatial technician vs geographic information systems geographer

Differences between geospatial technician and geographic information systems geographer duties and responsibilities

Geospatial technician example responsibilities.

• Manage mapping-grade GPS operations for field crews and map all data.
• Lead projects and report to management the status of co-workers feature extraction.
• Generate GIS database updates manually and manage automated unix-base system to apply records to client database.
• Perform imagery 3D analysis and extraction from satellite imagery using BAE SocetSet version 5.6.0 and ESRI ArcMap 10.1.
• Perform data collection from LiDAR and manipulate GIS files for a wide variety of clients
• Used ESRI ArcGIS software to create and maintain data, and produce custom maps in an efficient manner.
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Geographic information systems geographer example responsibilities.

• Manage and maintain mapping server and software including QGIS, ESRI, and SiteIntel software.
• Prepare PCs for turn-in for disposal and destruction, removing all confidential data/recycle key parts/update inventory.
• Recognize for excellent communication skills written/verbal with customers explaining in detail specific problems and procedures for repairing PCs.
• Produce maps of environmentally sensitive area and maintain a GIS database for information relate to the project regarding water quality compliance.
• Develop written documentation and PowerPoint presentations to facilitate offshore user training on computer equipment and software.