Best Arcgis Specialists Swansea Near You

Zoe Maddocks Dodson

Skills

• Teaching
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• OFQUAL Level 4 Commercial Drone Pilot
• Research
• Retail
• Social Media
• Data Analysis
• Remote Sensing
• High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
• Report Writing
• Field Work
• Biodiversity
• Data Visualisation
• Team Collaboration
• Ecology
• Environmental Impact Assessment
• GPS
• Python (Programming Language)
• R
• Microsoft Office

• Position: Green Infrastructure Technician (GIS)
• Current company: Swansea University
• Languages: English · French

I achieved a first class BSc degree in Marine Biology from Swansea University in 2016, qualified as a Teacher of Science in 2018 and recently completed an MSc in Environmental Biology: Conservation and Resource Management; achieving a Distinction and two further awards for ‘Best dissertation project’ and ‘Overall highest grade’. During my masters I focussed on resource management, EIA, GIS and remote sensing which I am continuously developing as I work towards becoming a GIS Analyst/ Environmental Consultant (heavily incorporating the use of GIS, data analytics and drone technologies).

I enjoy keeping up to date and incorporating modern technologies into my work, both as a teacher and in my hopes of becoming a GIS Analyst. I am experimenting with the use of drones and QField to conduct habitat mapping and completing courses in R, Python and AutoCAD to optimise my skills in GIS analysis. My GIS dissertation project involved mapping the hydrology of a Welsh peatland and modelling where peat dams should be erected to optimise restoration efforts allowing for the greatest area of water pooling. Furthermore, to quantify the restoration outcomes I collected and analysed water samples to gather a water quality baseline prior to restoration.

I am currently working as a GIS Technician for Swansea University on their Green Infrastructure project looking to strengthen the connection between communities and the natural environment in South Wales.

I look forward to working with a forward thinking company that supports their staff to keep learning and also allows time for volunteering to improve the lives of those in the community; especially in inspiring children to enjoy STEM topics.

Currently: Listening to 'The MapScaping Podcast: LiDAR from Drones'

Owen Lauder

Skills

• Climate Change Mitigation
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• QGIS
• ArcGIS
• Geography
• GIS Modeling
• Data Analysis
• Marketing
• Social Media Marketing

• Position: ArcGIS Advisor
• Current company: Esri UK

In my role as an ArcGIS Advisor I show customers and prospects how they can tackle the most complex operational and logistical challenges, by taking a locational intelligence approach, across Public Safety and Transport.

As a specialist in drone imagery and real-time data analysis I have experience in how, using Site Scan for ArcGIS, organisations can gain enhanced situational awareness to help validate and support decision-making.

For example:

For police forces, determining and managing resources on the ground at public events or emergency incidents.

For the emergency services, helping to route responders to the scene and provide a 3D view of the incident to improve Concept of Operations (ConOps) efficiency.

For transport organisations, the ability to unlock critical assets, derive spatial insights and trigger alerts.

If you would like to find out more, seek advice or request a demo, please don’t hesitate to contact me on olauder@esriuk.com.

Rhiannon Cunningham

Skills

• Data Analysis
• Data Management
• ArcMap
• Research
• Ecology
• Office Administration
• Report Writing
• Administration
• Conservation Issues
• Statistical Data Analysis
• Project Coordination
• Environmental Consulting
• Environmental Impact Assessment
• ArcGIS
• Microsoft Office
• Microsoft Excel
• QGIS
• Customer Service
• Time Management
• Teamwork

• Position: Environmental GIS consultant
• Current company: Arcadis

GIS specialist with over 4 years experience in the environment sector and an academic background in geography, environmental management and conservation.
Experienced in collaborating on national and international projects, supporting specialists across a wide variety of projects, particularly rail infrastructure, windfarm EIAs and asset management. Providing technical solutions through geospatial analysis, mobile data collection, data management, Power BI reports, web applications and the production of report mapping.

Andrew Barron

Skills

• Research
• Executive Management
• Presentations
• Corporate Development
• Energy
• Leadership
• Higher Education
• Start-ups
• Entrepreneurship
• Management
• Project Management
• Board Leadership
• Energy Industry
• Strategic Consulting
• Board of Directors

• Position: Ser Cymru Chair of Low Carbon Energy and Environment, Director Energy Safety Research Institute
• Current company: Swansea University

After having gained his BSc and PhD degrees from Imperial College (London) and performing post-doctoral research at the University of Texas at Austin, from 1987 Barron spent eight years as a Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University before moving to Rice University in 1995 where he became the Charles W. Duncan, Jr. – Welch Chair of Chemistry and Professor of Materials Science and Nanoengineering. He founded, and is the current Director of the Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI) at Swansea University where he is the Sêr Cymru Chair of Low Carbon Energy and Environment. He is the author of over 490 publications, 25 Patents, 5 books, and has graduated 40 PhD students. His work has been cited over 17400 times and he has an h-index of 70. His research group has projects involving water purification, enhanced oil recovery, sustainable materials, and carbon dioxide capture utilization and sequestration. Prof. Barron is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, and the recipient of several awards, including: Hümboldt Senior Scientist Research Award, the Corday Morgan Medal, the Meldola Medal, and the first Welch Foundation Norman Hackerman Award. In 2009 Barron was appointed as the Prince of Wales Visiting Innovator. In 2011 he won both the Lifetime Achievement Award in Nanotechnology and the World Technology Award (in Materials). This year he was awarded the Star of Asia International Award, for his work building collaborations in the Region. As a serial entrepreneur Barron has founded several companies over a wide area of technology. His solar technology company was the first start-up from Rice University to be publically traded. His most recent ventures involve developing water treatment for developing regions and frack and produced water clean-up. Barron races cars, as both an amateur and semi-professional, on both sides of the Atlantic.