General

Information Technology Department
City of Plantation, Florida

Salary Range: $43,571 - $66,428
Open until filled

URISA and the GeoTech Center are pleased to announce a Poster Competition for Community College and GIS Certificate Students

This competition recognizes the increasing importance of community college and certificate program students working with GIS. The poster session will give students an opportunity to participate in a professional setting without preparing a written paper.  The session will be judged based on the criteria described below.  

Are you currently enrolled in one or more classes in GIS or are you in a GIS Certificate or degree program?

If yes, your work should be recognized and shared with your peers. You can do this by submitting a GIS Presentation to the 2010 URISA Annual Student Presentation Competition.

Submission Guidelines

Deadline:  May 1, 2010

GIS Data Analyst #3234
Description: Salary: $50,494.32 - $75,741.60 + Benefits.

The City of Virginia Beach is located in the southeastern corner of Virginia; it encompasses 307 square miles with 38 miles of beaches and shores, is one of the top 10 most efficient large City Governments, and was recently named one of America's Top 100 Places to Live and a Top Digital City.

The convergence of new technologies and business requirements is fostering a new wave of 3D geospatial applications that allow users to access virtual built environments.  Urban governments are using complex 3D data and visualization tools to support emergency preparedness, urban planning, and many other business practices.

The convergence of new technologies and business requirements is fostering a new wave of 3D geospatial applications that allow users to access virtual built environments.  Urban governments are using complex 3D data and visualization tools to support emergency preparedness, urban planning, and many other business practices.

The convergence of new technologies and business requirements is fostering a new wave of 3D geospatial applications that allow users to access virtual built environments.  Urban governments are using complex 3D data and visualization tools to support emergency preparedness, urban planning, and many other business practices.