GIS & Asset Inventory Lead – Urban Flood Resilience

GIS & Asset Inventory Lead Urban Flood Resilience

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Job Summary:

GIS & Asset Inventory Lead

Key Responsibilities:

Leading a coordinated GIS-based mapping campaign across the city to capture storm-water and drainage infrastructure.

Designing data collection templates and standardized schemas for multiple asset types such as drains, culverts, detention basins, pump stations, flap gates, outfalls, and encroachments.

Overseeing the integration of diverse data sources including satellite imagery, LiDAR, digital elevation models (DEM), ground penetrating radar (GPR) records, and walkover/RTK field surveys.

Creating and maintaining a high-quality, version-controlled geodatabase with rigorous QA/QC procedures and proper metadata standards.

Developing thematic layers for flood-risk analysis such as impervious surface coverage, slope, infiltration potential, land use, and vulnerability indices.

Setting up and maintaining a web-GIS system to serve interactive dashboards and support decision-making by engineers, planners, and emergency teams.

Coordinating with municipal departments, survey agencies, and third-party consultants to ensure data consistency, spatial accuracy, and long-term maintainability of the asset inventory.

Tools and Technologies Required:

GIS Software:

Spatial Databases:

Programming/Scripting:

Field Survey Tools:

Web-GIS Tools:

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Required Experience:

• 710 years of professional experience in GIS, with a strong focus on

  urban hydrology, flood risk mapping, or municipal infrastructure

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• Proven experience in leading

  large-scale, city-wide GIS projects

  , especially those involving drainage systems or urban asset management.
• Experience working with or for municipal governments, Smart Cities, AMRUT projects, or donor-funded urban infrastructure projects (e.g., World Bank, ADB, JICA) is highly desirable.

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