March 2008
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    Editorial

    Geospatial industry & its human resource

    Over the last 4-5 decades we have had the evolution of specialized programmes for various industry disciplines, which permeated across many of the growing economies.

    Maneesh Prasad
    Managing Editor & Chief Operating Officer
    maneesh.prasad@gisdevelopment.net

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    Article

    Chasing the Mirage
    Human Resources in the Geospatial Industry
    Last year during same time, I had written an article (GIS Education: Training, Placement and Prospect, GIS Development Asia Pacific, March 2007, vol. 11, issue 3) on the status of students who undergo training at various educational and training institutions and how do they perceive the industry, before they join and what are the realities...
    Dr. Satyaprakash
    satya@GISdevelopment.net

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    Article

    Careers at Indian GIS Industry A Disarrayed Saga

    At a point where there is a complexity in the matter of "GIS as a career", one should not forget that GIS still remains a dependable and effective tool to offer solutions to issues and problems that India as a developing nation faces...


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    Article

    Building a More Effective Geospatial Workforce and User Community

    Those in the geospatial workforce whose main concern is with primary spatial data acquisition can reduce the utility of these data by not understanding the way that the resulting spatial data is to be used...

    Dr. Duane F. Marble
    The Ohio State University &
    Oregon State University,U.S.A.
    geographer@oregonfast.net

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    Article

    Developing the Geospatial Workforce

    Human capital is the social networks developed over the years through relationships between co-workers, colleagues and customers...

    Dr. Cyndi Gaudet, Dr. Annulis Heather
    cyndi.gaudet@usm.edu,heather.annulis@usm.edu

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    Article

    Geomatics as a Career in Australia

    In Australia we tend to use the term 'geomatics' to refer to the range of disciplines traditionally associated with collecting, manipulating, analysing and presenting spatial information...

    Dr Gary Hunter
    Department of Geomatics,
    University of Melbourne, Australia
    garyh@unimelb.edu.au

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    Article

    Human Resources in Geospatial Industry

    There has been a paradigm shift in the kind of human resources requirements in the geospatial industry...
    Shaik Kareem Basha
    basha_qa@yahoo.com

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    Viewpoint

    ‘I enjoy my work because of diversity it offers’

    I learnt that professionals who are in the geospatial science industry are generally down-to-earth people with a passion for the outdoors and gadgets...

    Ms Loh Sook Yee
    Surveyor SLA
    loh_sook_yee@sla.gov.sg

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    Interview

    We are commited to interoperability

    Bob Morris, Brad Skelton, Kaushik Chakraborty
    Leica Geosystems Geospatial Imaging (LGGI)

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    Interview

    We machine the face of the Earth

    Ray O'Connor
    President and CEO,
    Topcon Positioning Systems / USA

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    Conference Report

    Map India 2008
    11th Annual Conference and Exhibition on Geospatial Information, Technology and Applications.

    India, February 6 - 8, 2008


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