| Say hello to Pascal. Pascal's from Coogee in NSW and has a wealth of experience to bring to any organisation. CAREER SUMMARY | |
| • Proven entrepreneurial attitude with high capability of initiative and a winning approach. Self-motivated with a track record of successful start-up international projects over geomatic and radio communication industries underpinned by a solid scientific and IT background. • Held a number of senior positions with responsibilities for B2B and B2G for high-tech business development and project management. • Developed strong business relationship across APAC except China with the set-up of a network of clause local partners resulting in up to 60% of the annual revenue of the Region. • Recognised as an expert and regularly invited as a speaker and presenter at international ICT conferences such as for Spectrum Management or Digital Broadcast | |
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| EDUCATION | |
| Other 1988 - PhD in Geology, Highest honours (Summa cum laude) distinction Topic: Spatio-temporal alkaline magmatism evolution of Tahiti Nui (Emerged volcano). Sub-contemporary changes, consequences on the environment 1983 - DEA – Post Master Diploma of Advanced Studies in Mineral and Energy Resources. Option Volcanology and Geothermic Topic: Contribution to map survey of “Chaine des puys” (Recent Quaternary Volcanic structure in Centre of France) 1982 - Bachelor and Master Degree in Geology – Paris-Sud Orsay University | |
| WORK EXPERIENCE | |
| 10+ years • Established a new office in Australia in 2005 as a Managing Director for French ICT company ATDI for APAC except China. Generated a revenue of up to $1.4 million in 2010 and a portfolio of more than 80 customers all over the Region. • Won in 2010 through a tender of over 1 million for a project with Australian Defence Force to deliver spectrum management and radio planning software and training services. • Double the number of exhibiting organisations from 52 over 100 and the visitor attendance of 2,300 to over 4,000 for French based international geomatic event “Geo Evénement”. The turnover of this annual event was over 1.5 M€ at 2005 with 70% of the income generated from exhibitors. • In 1989, started Ethnie activities on the concept of SPOT Images as an advertising medium to vehicle a high tech perception. In charge of technical production and business development, the revenue was over 1MF /year. with prestigious clients like Allianz, Eutelsat, SPOT Image, Faveley | |
| SKILLS SUMMARY | |
| B2B / B2G / Asset Management / Contract Negotiation / Project Management / Quality Control / ISO / ICT / Geomatic / GIS / Remote sensing / Geology / Radio communication |
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Candidate Profile: Pascal Gelugne
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
2 minute GIS scenario - using time lapse 4D functionality
Hi all, have a look at this YouTube video from MapMechanics about 4D layering. Pretty interesting stuff, and only 2 minutes long! Enjoy!
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Server GIS Mashup with Reliable Statistics to Support Scientific Research
Hi everyone, below is an article from Directions Mag about combining GIS data with census data to come up with some decent scientific research in Taiwan.
Server GIS Mashup with Reliable Statistics to Support Scientific Research
http://www.directionsmag.com/pressreleases/server-gis-mashup-with-reliable-statistics-to-support-scientific-research/334246
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Sick of doing more work for the same pay? Join the club
See below an interesting article in SMH: Sick of doing more work for no pay? Join the club. The article deals with non-monetary methods of keeping employees engaged and motivated.
From a personal perspective I was formerly paid a better wage than I am now, however my boss at the time was a tyrant, leading to an unhappy and de-motivated workforce. Contrary to this, my next job was for less pay, but for a much nicer boss. As a result, I was far happier, both at work and at home.
People seek to earn more money because they think it will make them happier. From my personal experience, this was incorrect; less money meant a far more content me.
http://www.smh.com.au/small-business/managing/blogs/the-venture/will-you-get-a-pay-rise-this-year-20130611-2o0yf.html
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From a personal perspective I was formerly paid a better wage than I am now, however my boss at the time was a tyrant, leading to an unhappy and de-motivated workforce. Contrary to this, my next job was for less pay, but for a much nicer boss. As a result, I was far happier, both at work and at home.
People seek to earn more money because they think it will make them happier. From my personal experience, this was incorrect; less money meant a far more content me.
http://www.smh.com.au/small-business/managing/blogs/the-venture/will-you-get-a-pay-rise-this-year-20130611-2o0yf.html
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Spatial Jobs Online News Bulletin - Issue 50
Spatial Jobs Online News Bulletin
May 2013 Issue 50
Wow, 50 editions down and still going strong. Thanks to you, our faithful readers, we’re still churning out relevant industry data, as well as industry irrelevant bumf for your reading pleasure.
This month we’re profiling NGIS, who are offering an End of Financial Year GIS training special. NGIS are offering a 10% discount on their industry leading GIS training courses, if you register and pay before the end of this financial year. Check out all the latest GIS course offerings here: http://www.ngis.com.au/ngisweb/events/upcoming-courses/
Some great jobs online at this time, with a slightly different subcontracts estimator in Darwin, and Mapping Officer roles in Brisbane.
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Candidate Profile - Brendan Streager
My name is Brendan Streager and I live in Melbourne. I
have a Multimedia Cartography (RMIT) University degree, where I qualified in
2000. I also have 13 years CAD experience (AutoCAD and MicroStation)
incorporating 5 years GIS experience (ArcGIS).
During my 13 years of working full-time in the spatial
industry, I have been employed at:
Lonely Planet
(2008-2013), Cartographer (GIS/ CAD)
My role at Lonely Planet was to update/ create maps for
travel books ie.updating the datasets (ArcGIS) and AutoCAD maps. The mapping
process included interpreting corrections made by authors & editors, as
well as considering other factors made by those involved in the book’s
production on how the maps should look.
Management gave me the opportunity to be the first to
coordinate new style books, based on my ability to capture any mapping issues.
This included the quality of our data, and any documentation, specification or
style issues.
I was also given the opportunity to deliver training (creating
Lonely Planet maps in GIS) to new cartographers.
Melway Publishing
(2004-2008), Cartographer (CAD)
My role at Melway was to draft in amendments to the map
datasets and custom projects as required.
This involved point & line data, GPS data, aerial photos, artist’s
drawings etc., as well as source other information to complete these tasks
using cadastre, aerial photos etc. I liaised with field researchers and quality
control staff to ensure map accuracy was achieved.
I was appointed acting team leader, as I kept to a tight
time schedule for the production of each section of the various street
directories.
I consistently produced customised maps (eg.wall maps and
fold-out maps) within a given time frame and achieved overall customer
satisfaction. These tasks involved efficiently communicating with external and
internal clients.
Dataflow (Logica
CMG) (2000-2004), GIS Project Officer Data Capture
My role at Dataflow was to update the Cadastral State
Digital Mapbase (C-SDMB). This meant adding and/ or modifying old and new
subdivisions, as well as amending or correcting the map base in order to fit
some of these subdivisions in. These included body corporate plans, multi-level
subdivisions and large estates.
In a supervisory capacity, I was given the task of
thoroughly checking proposed rural plans prepared by various employees. I noted
down and corrected any errors made and explained these to the employee
concerned as well as providing an error list to the manager.
My knowledge and experience in understanding AutoCad and
the C-SDMB, enabled me to assist and train other employees.
My GIS experience includes a lengthy stint in the GIS
Analyst role at Lonely Planet. I have had experience with definition queries/
basic programming in order to extract/ select data. I have dealt with KML/KMZ
files when setting up datasets/ creating new data. I have learnt about the
creation of personal geodatabases, and adding/ modifying data or fields to the
geodatabase. One such example was when I had to migrate/ transfer the data of a
number of AutoCAD maps into ArcGIS. I have excellent skills/ experience in
digitising and GIS data capture including interpreting/ using satellite imagery
and aerial photos.
I have excellent team member, organisational and
communication skills. I also have a strong understanding of customer needs
& map/ product specifications, as well as an excellent grasp of data
quality vs quantity. For example, at Lonely Planet, I was the Coordinating
Cartographer for a large number of guide books. It was very important to make
sure each deadline in the map production process was met. This meant liaising
with team members on a regular basis and addressing any issues which held up
production as soon as possible. As Coordinating Cartographer, it also meant
that I needed to make sure that assisting cartographers were aware and had met
all the requirements in regards to the map specifications for that book.
The mapping software packages I’m most proficient in are
AutoCAD/ CadPublisher, MicroStation, ArcGIS and Illustrator. I am also
proficient in Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, Publisher & PowerPoint, and
Adobe Acrobat, Bridge and Photoshop. I have a basic knowledge of MapInfo,
CorelDraw, Director, SQL, C++, MDL, HTML and ERMapper.
I have joined up with Cartographic/ GIS groups on
Linkedin, which provides me with an insight into where the spatial industry is
heading. It includes GIS training and new GIS tools, and any new interesting
maps or products being created or discussed about.
My preference is to find work within the Melbourne
Metropolitan area. I’m looking for a GIS Analyst/ Officer position, or any role
relating to cartography. I also prefer a full-time or contract position, and
I’m prepared to start work immediately.
I am also willing to undertake training outside working
hours, in order to meet the requirements of the role in question.
Here are my contact details:
Brendan Streager
20/310 Warrigal Rd, Cheltenham, Vic, 3192
Mobile: 0421 972 560
Email: bstreager@hotmail.com
Monday, May 6, 2013
Spatial Jobs Online News Bulletin - Issue 49
Spatial Jobs Online News Bulletin
May 2013 Issue 49
We’re drawing closer to winter, lawns are growing more slowly and jumpers are gradually replacing t-shirts as the clothing of choice. Where did our summer go??!
This month we’re profiling NGIS, who are offering an End of Financial Year GIS training special. NGIS are offering a 10% discount on their industry leading GIS training courses, if you register and pay before the end of this financial year. Check out all the latest GIS course offerings here: http://www.ngis.com.au/ngisweb/events/upcoming-courses/
As always Spatial Jobs Online is the best spot to find new opportunities as soon as they’re posted. Some great opportunities from around the country, including one in beautiful Tasmania as well as our nation’s capital, Canberra.
Got an interesting article you think would be good to see in the newsletter? Please feel free to drop it over to us at info@spatialjobs.com.au
We hope you all enjoy this edition of the bulletin.
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