JOB: GIS Systems Specialist at Gulf Computers in Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Education:Basic - Any Graduation

Nationality:Any Nationality

Industry Type:IT - Software Services

Functional Area:IT - Software

Job Description

We looking for GIS Systems Specialist for managing the GIS systems administration, data management and system ongoing maintenance activities. Following are the deliverables and required skills.
Essential deliverables of the CONSULTANT are as follows:
• Install and configue Phase 2 GIS system infrastructure with high availability and better performance.
• Analyze, migrate and maintain latest SHAH facilities geo spatial data.
• Administrate and maintain ArcSDE (Geo Spatial Database) according to the standard operating procedure.
• Perform GIS data migrating from different sources of spatial data.
• SDE data model design, enhancement and upgrade.
• Perform spatial analysis and produce maps according to the business users request.
• Create and publish ArcGIS server map services.
• Perform spatial analysis and produce maps according to external entities request.
• Prepare standard operating procedures for GIS systems operations and spatial data management.
• Provide support for GIS system users.

Skills required:

• 10+ years of strong experience in implementing enterprises level GIS solutions
• Good experience with ESRI suite of products including ArcGIS server, ArcSDE and ArcGIS Desktop.
• Good experience in ArcSDE administration, SQL Server or oracle and Data model designing.
• Good experience in administrating ArcGIS Server, creating and publishing the spatial services.
• Good experience in GIS data migrating from different sources.
• Good knowledge in IT infrastructure and secutity.
• Good knowledge with AutoCAD and Microstation software.
• GIS programming knowledge is added advantage.
• Good domain knowledge and GIS solution implementation experience in Oil & Gas domain is added advantage.
• Bachelor degree in relevant field.
• Execellent communication (write and oral) skills.

Desired Candidate Profile

The EGIS program is designed to be implemented in three phases with Phase 1 (GIS Foundation) recently implemented. The team have already established strategic alliances with different data custodians, setup the required tachnology infrastructure and successfully implemented the foundation GIS. Phase 2 and 3 of the Implementation roadmap will focus on developing spatial enabled solutions for the varion business functions.
We looking for GIS Systems Specialist for managing the GIS systems administration, data management and system ongoing maintenance activities. Following are the deliverables and required skills.
Essential deliverables of the CONSULTANT are as follows:
• Install and configue Phase 2 GIS system infrastructure with high availability and better performance.
• Analyze, migrate and maintain latest SHAH facilities geo spatial data.
• Administrate and maintain ArcSDE (Geo Spatial Database) according to the standard operating procedure.
• Perform GIS data migrating from different sources of spatial data.
• SDE data model design, enhancement and upgrade.
• Perform spatial analysis and produce maps according to the business users request.
• Create and publish ArcGIS server map services.
• Perform spatial analysis and produce maps according to external entities request.
• Prepare standard operating procedures for GIS systems operations and spatial data management.
• Provide support for GIS system users.

Skills required:

• 10+ years of strong experience in implementing enterprises level GIS solutions
• Good experience with ESRI suite of products including ArcGIS server, ArcSDE and ArcGIS Desktop.
• Good experience in ArcSDE administration, SQL Server or oracle and Data model designing.
• Good experience in administrating ArcGIS Server, creating and publishing the spatial services.
• Good experience in GIS data migrating from different sources.
• Good knowledge in IT infrastructure and secutity.
• Good knowledge with AutoCAD and Microstation software.
• GIS programming knowledge is added advantage.
• Good domain knowledge and GIS solution implementation experience in Oil & Gas domain is added advantage.
• Bachelor degree in relevant field.
• Execellent communication (write and oral) skills.

Keyword: GIS server, ArcSDE ,ArcGIS Desktop , ArcSDE administration, SQL Server or oracle and Data model designing ,ArcGIS Server, creating and publishing the spatial services , GIS data migrating from different sources , IT infrastructure and secutity , Auto

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Connecting to OS OnDemand web map service (WMS) through ESRI software

OS OnDemand is Ordnance Survey's web map service, delivering the most up to date map data directly into an organisation from our database. It provides a simple way to access our trusted mapping and local information, giving you a single view of the data across your entire organisation. So it doesn't matter if you're sat side by side or at opposite ends of the country, you can be sure you're viewing the same information. OS OnDemand allows you to quickly pan and zoom, letting you view the mapping in great detail, as well as combining data that's relevant to your business.

OS OnDemand is compatible with most GIS software packages and these videos show you how to connect to the service through some of those packages including ESRI.

To use the software, the first step needed is to map to OS OnDemand through ArcCatalog. Once in ArcCatalog you will need to find the GIS server and then add WMS server. Copy in the url given to you as part of the welcome information so that you can access OS OnDemand and then click get layers. You will then be prompted for a username and password. The available layers will now be shown. The OS OnDemand WMS will now appear on the list of GIS servers. You can use the properties field to change the name of the WMS if you want.

You will now need to open ArcMap to view the OS OnDemand WMS data feed. You will be prompted to add the map layers by selecting the OS OnDemand server.

You will then be able to:
• pick what datasets you want to show
• zoom into the map to see your different map layers at different scales.
• lay your own information, such as points lines and features on top of the map.
• change how the information is presented using your GIS functionality.

How to Connect to ArcGIS Server Map Service

In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect to a Map Service using ArcMap.

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Step 1. Open ArcMap and click the Add Data button.

Step 2. Click on GIS Servers

Step 3. Click on Add ArcGIS Server

Step 4. Select Use GIS Services

Step 5. Type http://data1.commons.psu.edu/arcgis/services into the Server URL: box - leave the rest of the default settings.

Step 6. Your new ArcGIS Server has been added. Double click server name to view the available map services on this server.

Step 7. Double Click the pasda folder....

Step 8. Choose which service you wish to add....

Step 9. Your service has been added to ArcMAP

NOTE:

Why am I asked for a password when I try to add an ArcIMS Internet MapService to ArcMap?

All of the data and services provided by PASDA are free and open to the public; nothing requires a password. If your computer is on a network that includes a Proxy Server, you may be prompted for a password due to your network settings. You should check with your network administrator to confirm whether you have a proxy or not. If you do have a Proxy Server the easiest way to resolve this issue is to add your Proxy Server information to ArcCatalog. In ArcCatalog select Tools - Options - Proxy Server and enter the information supplied by your network administrator. Once that is done you should not be prompted for a password when connecting to PASDA services. If you are using ArcGIS 9.2, you can provide the Proxy Server information in ArcCatalog by selecting Tools - Options - Connections. You may also need to make changes to your Internet Settings in the Windows Control Panel. Consult with your network administrator to help with your particular configuration.

source (pasda.psu.edu)