FREE Professional Course Training in Portharcourt

Are you a job seeker, Awaiting service or even a student. We would like you to train you for free on any of these courses

ARCGIS – Surveyors, Geographers, Geologist, etc
PDMS – Mechanical Engineers
AUTOCAD - For Surveyors, Engineers
ARCHCAD

For more Info call or text your name, location, course to 08111963608

Geospatial Analyst, let's meet here

[quote author=imag5 post=18691980]Strictly for Geophysicists, Geologist, Petroleum Engineers. Let's discuss the future. In terms of career development, job prospects, also we will be discussing about various oil and gas activities in Nigeria.

Anyway, let me start by introducing myself, my name is Imagwe Marcus, a graduate of geophysics. All contributions are welcome. The future belongs to those who are well prepared for it. Thanks and God bless.[/quot]

I will also suggest that among other trainings you should get geographical information systems certification. A very good tool for geologist

You did your master in GIS with Remote Sensing abroad. Pls kindly share your experience or what you have been doing in this field since you returned to Nigeria

rodeo0070:


Hi,

I'm Geo spatial computing executive. This is just a side job as a Research Executive...

Good. Hope you are doing pretty well in that aspect

sentaljohn:
This thread is created with the aim of helping each other by sharing ideas and tips on how to solve various CADS problems.

would be glad to help on any bottleneck......


Orion
Prokon
Staadpro
Risa3D
AutoCAD civil 3D
Revit Structure/Achitecture
Autodesk Robot
AutoCAD structural detailing
Tekla structures
CSC Tedds
and so many more

To do list!!
Midas Civil
CSI bridge
Fastrak
Autodesk Infraworks
Autodesk Navisworks

I can help with AutoCAD for surveyors

Any GIS specialist in the house. Let's meet here to share ideas#Geomatrix spatial

fratermathy:
Did you know that there is a platform called Google Mapmaker where you can actually contribute to Google Maps by adding missing roads, streets, schools, towns, cities, etc.? Most times we access Google Maps and complain that the map is inefficient or incomplete. Well, say no more! I bring to you, the easy to use Google Map Maker. The mapmaker is easily accessed via http://google.com/mapmaker while google maps itself can be accessed via http://maps.google.com or http://google.com/maps or by downloading the app on android/iOS.

With the map maker, you can:

1. Edit the names of roads, streets, towns, communities, etc that are not well spelt
2. Add missing roads, streets, areas, landmarks, etc that are not present
3. Review the edits of others and okay them
4. Earn trust on Google and stand a chance to win any prize if the opportunity comes up
5. Add pictures to Google street view and enhance the map
6. Add businesses and shops to the map (good for advertising products)
7. Add street numbers, house numbers, etc


To use Google maps, you must have a Google account. The site is fairly easy to use and master. Once you login into the mapmaker, just add a neighbourhood (a place you know extremely well) and you'll see the recent edits/additions in that place. Do well to confirm the edits of others that you are sure of and you can also make yours.

Let us come together and build a perfect map that can be integrated into any GPS accurately. As it is now, the Nigerian map on Google is just about 40-50% complete. If we start to partake actively, we can make it better.


If you've made any edit that you want others to confirm, you can paste the edit link here and I'm sure those who are familiar with the place can click the link and confirm the changes.

My main neighbourhoods are Warri, Abraka, Okpara-Inland, Uyo, Calabar, Lagos, Benin, Asaba, Sapele, Ilorin, Omu-Aran, and some other areas. Although I'll add more as I go on.



Are you already a Google mapmaker? Tell us more about your experiences and neighbourhoods

pls are you GIS inclined?