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GIS Job Wanted – Joseph A. Paccione
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Enterprise GIS Director for The Audubon Society Wanted
The Director, Enterprise Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applies an interdisciplinary approach to manage and support priority projects, initiatives, and staff across National Audubon Society and its network.
LI Esri GIS User Seminar
A free ArcGIS User Seminar at the H. Lee Dennison Building in Hauppauge NY on Wednesday, October 16th 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
National Geodetic Survey damage assessment imagery available online
https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/news/sep19/dorian-imagery.html
GIS Job Wanted – Rabia Komal
Seeking an entry-level GIS Analyst position in a challenging environment.
Internship Wanted – Stuart Goodman
Dear Potential Employer, My name is Stuart Goodman. I am a Senior at Farmingdale State College and am majoring in Science, Technology, and Society with a concentration in Global Affairs and a Minor in Geography. I am looking for an Internship position with your organization. My long-term goal is to […]
Society for Conservation GIS at Hunter College
The 2019 SCGIS annual conference Early Bird registration date has been extended by one week! Extension: Early Bird registration offer ends on March 22, 2019. https://scgis.org/conference/30 Theme: Bridging the Nature-Human Divide Location: Asilomar Conference Center, Monterey, CA Date: July 14 – 17, 2019 (preconference workshops on July 14) Call for […]
What will climate feel like in 60 years?
What will climate where you live feel like in 60 years? Over the next few decades, global climate is expected to undergo a dramatic transformation in an ongoing response to greenhouse gas emissions. What do we expect future climate to feel like and how might this change if we reduce […]
Historical Magnetic Declination
Magnetic declination is an important concept for accurate navigation. A compass will always point along the lines of magnetic force (which converge on what are called the magnetic poles). The angle between the direction of force and the direction of the geographic north pole is called the declination.