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/r/gis/

r/gis

128k members
r/gis is a subreddit with 128k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
A community dedicated to everything GIS (Geographic Information Systems).

Popular Themes in r/gis

#1
Advice Requests
: "Hi guys, I’m 26 years old and have a degree in physical and environmental geography and currently working as a bartender😪. I have GIS remote-sensing and python experience from undergrad, but don’t have any work experience. Has anyone on here found work four years after their undergrad?"
10 posts
#2
Opportunities
: "Entry Level - GIS Analyst I (3 positions) - South Carolina Department of Environmental Services $38,985 - $55,559/year"
3 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Feels like my education completely let me down"
1 post
#4
Self-Promotion
: "Created a Tool to Visually Select and Download OSM Features (Shapefile, GeoJSON, GPKG) — Feedback Welcome!"
1 post

Popular Topics in r/gis

#1

Gis

: "Do news websites hire Gis professionals?"
90 posts
#2

Job

: "Since people often ask about GIS Jobs, here's one with the British Antarctic Survey"
34 posts
#3

Career

: "GIS Analyst - looking for other Career ideas (Software Development, Data Science, etc.)"
26 posts
#4

Mapping

: "Is QGIS good for Mapping utilities for a campground?"
20 posts
#5

Data

: "ML project on geospatial Data"
11 posts
#6

Analysis

: "Python or JavaScript for Geospatial Data Analysis?"
9 posts
#7

Arcgis

: "What its like when ArcPro tries to do anything."
7 posts
#8

Experience

: "Hi guys, I’m 26 years old and have a degree in physical and environmental geography and currently working as a bartender😪. I have GIS remote-sensing and python Experience from undergrad, but don’t have any work Experience. Has anyone on here found work four years after their undergrad?"
7 posts
#9

Software

5 posts
#10

Remote

: "Do news websites hire GIS professionals?"
5 posts

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Yearly
+20k members(18.1%)

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