Understanding MVVM and ESRI's Direction on APPS, Dept of Forestry, Clatsop Room, 2600 State St, Salem, OR
Date: 20 Sep 2012 1:00 PM EDT Topics: Understanding how to apply MVVM and Q&A - Jeff Jackson, ESRI ESRI's direction on APPS and the ArcGIS Runtime - Euan Cameron, ESRI Please join us for this terrific opportunity to meet with two of ESRI's top developers and discuss using Model View ViewModel (MVVM) in web applications and the direction of APPS and ArcGIS Runtime. MVVM is an architectural pattern used in development. It provides a clear separation between the GUI interface and the business logic used for the data. Basically, it separates your XAML from your code behind in a more manageable way, primarily for Silverlight/WPF developers. Everyone is welcome. Please bring your questions. Please contact Dorothy Mortenson for more information. More information and online registration: Understanding MVVM and ESRI's Direction on APPS Title: Conservation GIS Intern
Description: The World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) Conservation Science Program (CSP) (http://worldwildlife.org/initiatives/science-setting-the-standard-for-sound-conservation) seeks to advance the frontiers of science and practice within WWF and across the conservation community, laying the scientific foundation for conserving a planet that sustains both biodiversity and people. The CSP seeks a GIS intern to provide support within its Information Unit. The CSP InformationUnit provides broad support to scientific research by obtaining, organizing, analyzing and presenting information, including databases, GIS, and remote sensing technologies. The intern will work with Senior scientists on a broad range of projects within the themes of the conservation science program. Major Duties & Responsibilities: 1. Support various projects by conducting spatial analyses and preparing maps and figures as may be required. Current projects relate to ecosystem services, spatialplanning and freshwater. This will take up to 50% time. 2. Maintain, organize, update and document the CSP GIS database. 3. Provide support in map-making for conservation science and other departments within World Wildlife Fund. Minimum Requirements: Education/Experience: A bachelor's degree is required with relevant background experience in geography or other environmental sciences, Masters degree preferred. The successful candidate will need to be confident and knowledgeable in management of databases, GIS analysis and map making, and organizational skills. Candidate must have at least 6 months experience using ArcGIS for spatial analysis. Skills and Abilities: * GIS proficiency using ESRI ArcGIS tools. * Database management skills * Excellent analytical skills * Good cartographic skills * Proficient use of basic research skills and tools. * Strong organizational skills. * Working knowledge of conservation added advantage. * Knowledge of GIS programming added advantage * The ability to effectively prioritize and work accurately under time constraints. Duration: Paid 6 month internship. Immediate start. Full-time (35 hours/week) |
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