Elements and Performance Criteria
- Query spatial data.
- Task requirements are clarified with appropriate persons.
- GIS software and equipment are set up and checked to ensure correct operation and functionality.
- Spatial datasets are accessed, interpreted and manipulated to ensure they are in acceptable format to meet task requirements.
- Entities and attributes are used to display spatial information, and entity and attribute queries are used to generate summary results.
- Query results are used to present spatial data graphically according to organisational requirements.
- Entity and attribute queries are applied when using univariate statistics to explore the dataset.
- Routine spatial data problems or irregularities are identified and resolved in consultation with appropriate persons.
- Solve spatial data problems.
- Existing spatial and aspatial data is adjusted to integrate with new data according to organisational requirements.
- Spatial techniques and tools are used to combine spatial layers data to solve problems, highlight selected features, and improve visual aspects.
- Spatial overlay techniques are used to solve problems and generate results relating to spatial task in consultation with appropriate persons.
- Cartographic integrity is tested and validated to solve accuracy and quality problems.
- Produce reports based on basic spatial data analysis.
- Archive data.
- Spatial dataset to be archived is checked for completeness and manipulated where necessary, according to organisational requirements.
- Metadata is created according to organisational requirements.
- Archived spatial data is stored in a secure location, and details are recorded according to organisational requirements.