Introduce Yourself!

MichelleMathias · ‎02-02-2018

Welcome to GeoNet!

We are a community that collaborates, learns and shares together. To help you connect with other members, we started this introduction thread. Think of this as your intro to GeoNet networking and a chance to get to know each other as we begin our GeoNet journey.

Please introduce yourself to the rest of the community by sharing your answers to the questions in the comments section below.

Where do you work and what is your role?
What GIS success have you had this year and what product did you use? (big or small - no win is out of bounds)
What is your expertise (GIS related or not), and how can that help the community?

Bonus Round! Post the coordinates to your favorite place on earth.

note: this post has been archived, and is available in read only mode. To create a new introduction, please visit the new GeoNet Member Introductions‌ space. Thank you!

Michelle Mathias
Manager, Community Experience & Programs

MarcusIdoko · ‎08-21-2019

Hi Leslie,

I am Marcus Idoko newly recruited at Danish Refugee Council as a GIS Specialist. I working in a team doing a Non Technical Surveys in the IDP and Refugee camps in North East Nigeria. We shall be managing humanitarian data for web mapping/visualization and reporting for donors and general public consumption. We are currently using ArcGIS Pro and QGIS to do our job.

I hope this introduction satisfies your curiosity, hope to see more of you at the virtual rendezvous.

Thank you

Kind regards

Marcus Idoko

GIS Specialist, Maiduguri, DDG

DRC - Nigeria

Tel. +234 8101669326

Email:<marcus.idoko@drc-nigeria.org>

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MarcusIdoko · ‎08-27-2019

I am Marcus Idoko

I work with Danish Refugee Council, Danish Demining Group and I am the GIS Specialist

I started barely a month but my GIS success has on successful impact of spatial literacy to young people in the university where I was teaching

My interest in web mapping

WilliamTarpai · ‎08-28-2019

Marcus,

Congratulations keep up the good works.... Having worked in countries with

demining issues, I'm happy to hear you are able to use ESRI products to

help improve the lives of residents who no doubt do NOT need more trauma in

their lives.

regards, William Tarpai (UNHCR retired)

MarcusIdoko · ‎08-29-2019

Hi William,

Thank you William for the kind words, hope to do my best in the humanitarian service using ESRI product support me . I am available and ready to accept any advice to help me do my job well.

Have a nice day