| September 9, 2009 | to | September 11, 2009 |
September 9-11, 2009
Capital Plaza
Frankfort, KY
REGISTRATION is now OPEN for KAMP Members:
The Preliminary Agenda for the 2009 Kentucky Geospatial Summit is avalible online:
The Vendor Invitation and Registration Form is available online:
Call for Presentations Deadline (June 22, 2009)
Submit Presentation Applications Here
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GeoEd ‘09
June 15-17, 2009
Jefferson Community and Technical College - Southwest Campus
1000 Community College Drive, Louisville KY 40272
Campus Map: http://www.jefferson.kctcs.edu/general_info/sw_map.
View the Agenda: Click Here
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The Physical Plant Division at the University of Kentucky is seeking an outstanding, professional individual to provide technical leadership, expertise, and support to the Geographical Information System (GIS) Services area.
University of Kentucky
The GIS Analyst will create and maintain database design of University geodatabases which includes developing and converting geospatial datasets that adhere to industry standards, manage versioned enterprise geodatabase workflows, analyze databases for logical consistency, develop and maintain utility and transportation networks, and maintain database topologies to ensure database integrity. This position will also be responsible for managing GIS departmental standards and procedures, including developing logical queries for spatial analysis and map production, developing custom routines to automate geodatabase maintenance and improve software efficiency, working with CAD personnel to develop inter-departmental data creation standards, performing, ensuring, and developing quality assurance procedures, designing and managing map templates, and creating and maintaining metadata. The successful applicant must be able to produce high-quality analytical maps and other graphical outputs to meet customer needs, maintain printable campus maps via the web, create and maintain historical campus map library, employ geospatial technologies to facilitate dissemination of GIS, produce campus routing products including utilities, sidewalks, and interior spaces, and develop and maintain archiving system. Additional responsibilities of the position include providing GIS technical support, researching, evaluating, and recommending software, overseeing installation of GIS Software, assisting with the design of software applications, and testing GIS-based web and desktop software.
Knowledge of ArcGIS, CASE Tools, Microsoft Office, SQL Server, SQL, XML, ArcObjects, ModelBuilder, PhotoShop, AutoCAD. Cartographic product development expertise. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
See for yourself what makes UK one great place to work. Apply online today for requisition #SC526424 at: www.uky.edu/hr/ukjobs! Deadline to apply: 06/03/2009. The University of Kentucky is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from minorities and women.
For more information, visit:
GIS Analyst Position at the University of Kentucky
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| June 22, 2009 |
KAMP is happy to announce that the application for presentations is open for the 2009 Geospatial Summit. To view details about the event and presentation formats, please visit the Call for Presentations page.
The deadline is June 22 so please don’t delay.
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| July 2, 2009 | ||
| 9:00 am | to | 12:00 pm |
What: NSF ITEST Summer Workshop Career Fair
When: July 2nd, 9a-12p
Where: UK Student Center (tentatively)
Flyer: Career Fair Flyer (PDF)
The NSF ITEST Program is directed out of the Tracy Farmer Center for the Environment at UK. The purpose of the Summer Workshop is to bring together students and teachers who are working on community-based science projects and give them help in using the GIS and mapping technology that makes their projects possible. This Workshop also gives them the opportunity to learn more about how technology is used outside of the classroom. Our Career Fair is a 3-hour event where the students and teachers, along with guidance counselors from the program’s schools, have the opportunity to talk with people using these technologies in “real world” environments. They can ask questions and get answers from the people how have actually been there and done that!
Please contact me (audrey.long@uky.edu) by May 17th if you are interesting in joining us that day.
Thank you,
Audrey Long
Tracy Farmer Center for the Environment
218 Kentucky Tobacco Research & Development Center
1401 University Drive
Lexington, KY 40506
