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Geospatial Processor

Halo Resourcing Ltd
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8 months ago
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We are seeking an enthusiastic and capable individual to fulfil the role of Geospatial Processor for our successful and established client based near York. This is a 6-month fixed term contract with a salary of between £12.50 - £13.50ph. This position would suit a graduate looking to gain experience in the field.  Please note, we will only consider applications with a working knowledge of ArcGIS or ESRI - This can be through undergraduate degree modules/coursesDay-to-day duties and responsibilities include:    Remote Sensing Workflows Produce fit for purpose, spatially aligned, geospatial datasets to meet a specified level of accuracy, including both corridor and wide areas Employ image processing and enhancement techniques to improve the visual aesthetics of imagery products Assess and report on the spatial accuracy of the processed products Under guidance, be able to transform datasets according to project requirements Generate and compile metadata using existing templates in a comprehensive but concise manner using technical vocabulary.  Mapping, Classification, Spatial Modelling and Asset Record workflows:  Efficiently classify LiDAR datasets using a range of contextual data sources according to specified schema’s Produce topographic maps from LiDAR and imagery datasets to specified schemas and mapping scales   Produce LiDAR-derived spatial modelling products according to specified parameters Process and present asset imagery according to client requirements   Import data into PLS-CADD ready for modelling  Carry out Quality Control checks on the products produced PLS CADD workflows:  Model Transmission lines within the PLS CADD environment to provided specifications Produce Staking tables & PI reports for Meteorological Data, Forward-Looking Imagery in Meteorological Data, Forward-Looking Imagery & Temperature Calculations Produce Meteorological data independently Produce Temperature calculations to pre-defined templates Conduct simple transmission/distribution asset assessments against a set of defined criteria Carry out Quality Control checks on the products produced from these workflows.   Prerequisites:    A degree level qualification or equivalent in a relevant discipline, An appropriate aptitude for working with spatial datasets and software packages, a good work ethic, and an ability to learn.    Expected Discipline Knowledge and Skillset:  Experienced user of ARCGIS or ESRI Working knowledge of standard software packages (Bentley MicroStation, TerraSolid, QGIS, PLS CADD, Global Mapper, Arc GIS, Excel) and ability to work independently with large geospatial datasets Good understanding of the Remote sensing systems (aerial LiDAR and imaging systems and terrestrial survey instruments) and their practical applications Awareness of geodetic concepts such as datum, projections and units, recognising the importance of using the correct coordinate system and the impacts of not doing so.  Familiarity with standard coordinate systems and ability to identify these from coordinate system definitions A basic understanding of electrical transmission and distribution network concepts and differences between various assets (conductors, towers and other features) Does this sound like the role for you? If you fit the above description, then apply today!Please note. Every candidate will be assessed in accordance with their qualifications, merit, and ability to perform the duties of the job role advertised. Please be advised that no terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate on the grounds of a person's religion, gender, race, colour, age, sexual orientation, disability, or marital status

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