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Jacinta Burns has extensive experience working in Spatial and Innovation roles within utilities, state and local government. Jacinta is currently Digital Innovation Lead at CitiPower and Powercor having previously been a Product Owner at PelicanCorp, managing multiple products globally with the aim of improving the safety of the community. Jacinta has been an active member of SIBA for many years, including taking on the role of State Chair, was a part of the Spatial and Surveying One Voice Committee and the SSS-DLN Diversity Survey Committee.
The Hon. Kate Lundy, GAICD, is a former Senator for the Australian Capital Territory. She served for more than 19 years, before resigning from the Senate in 2015. Since then, Ms Lundy has worked in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors as a company director, including Chair of the Australian Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre, and the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF).
Ms Lundy holds an Honorary Doctorate from the Australian National University, for her contribution to information and communications policy and she was also appointed an Honorary Associate Professor at the ANU Research School of Physics in 2022.
There are two alternative avenues available to the applicant for Level 2 certification, which can be regarded as the Technician Level.
1. Category B Course
Successful completion of a FIG/IHO/ICA approved Category B Course.
And
A minimum aggregate period of 2 years appropriate experience in practical hydrographic surveying. Under normal circumstances this experience is expected to be gained post qualification.
2. Surveying or Allied Qualification
Successful completion of an approved Diploma or Certificate in a discipline of Surveying, or its equivalent (e.g. Engineering Surveying Certificate), or an approved qualification equivalent to a Diploma or Certificate in a discipline allied to Surveying.
And
A minimum aggregate period of 5 years of appropriate surveying experience; 2.5 years of which should be practical hydrographic surveying and which demonstrates an expertise that is not less than that stipulated in (1) above.
3. Suitable Bachelor Degree and Experience
Successful completion of an approved Bachelor Degree in Surveying or an allied discipline.
And
A minimum aggregate period of 2.5 years of appropriate experience in practical hydrographic surveying. Under normal circumstances this experience is expected to be gained post qualification.
There are three alternative avenues available to the applicant for Level 1 certification, which can be regarded as the Professional
Level. 1. Category A Course
Successful completion of a FIG/IHO/ICA approved Category A Course.
And
A minimum aggregate period of 2 years appropriate experience in practical hydrographic surveying, and a substantial amount of the sea-time component should be in-charge time. Under normal circumstances this experience is expected to be gained post qualification.
2. Suitable Bachelor Degree And Category B Course
Successful completion of an approved Bachelor Degree in Surveying or an allied discipline that has suitable hydrographic modules. These modules can be taken as postgraduate courses. The contents of these modules shall be based upon the contents of the FIG/IHO/ICA Standards of Competence for Hydrographic Surveyors (Category B Course is the minimum requirement).
And
A minimum aggregate period of 2 years appropriate experience in practical hydrographic surveying, and a substantial amount of the sea-time component should be in-charge time. Under normal circumstances this experience is expected to be gained post qualification.
3. Suitable Bachelor Degree And Experience
Successful completion of an approved Bachelor Degree in Surveying or an allied discipline.
And
A minimum aggregate period of 5 years of appropriate surveying experience; 2.5 years of which should be practical hydrographic surveying and a substantial amount of the sea-time component should be in-charge time. This experience must demonstrate an expertise that is not less than that stipulated in the first two categories.
Darren Mottolini. A recognised leader within the spatial community for leading spatial strategies, implementation plans and advising on best practice for the delivery and use of data spatial in many industries. Darren has worked as a lead consultant for both Australian and International Governments, the private sector and academia. Darren has recently returned to Landgate where he will take the lead in delivering SpatialWA, a digital twin framework for the State of Western Australia and was appointed to the SSSI Board having been the SSSI WA Chair for over two years.
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Roshni Sharma is a Project Manager and Analyst at FrontierSI. She is passionate about creative positive intergenerational change within the industry and is founder of the SSSI National Mentoring Program. Roshni is also a strong advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion and re-imagining leadership in geospatial. She is travelling to Antarctica in 2023 for Homeward Bound, a leadership program for women in STEM. In 2021, Roshni was selected as Geospatial World’s Top 50 Rising Stars.
Kate Ramsay is a longstanding member of the Australian geospatial community having built her expertise in the areas of product development, support and management. She is the Group Chief Client Officer for Esri Australia and has led teams across the APAC region, actively promoting the value of GIS and championing the efforts of some of the region’s most innovative spatial practitioners to decision-makers within the private and public sectors.
Alistair Byrom, Principal Surveyor at Veris in Brisbane and for over 20 years has served on committees for ISAQ, SSI, SSSI and SIBA|GITA where he has supported the ongoing growth and development of the surveying profession and the spatial industry. Alistair has proven to be a vital source of knowledge for those seeking registration with the Surveyors Board of Queensland. Alistair’s affinity with land law, as it relates to surveying, has led him into one of his core skills, being forensic consulting. He has prepared numerous Expert Reports for the Supreme Court, Land Court and the Planning & Environment Court.
Paul Digney is the Survey Technical Director for Jacobs Australia and is a licensed surveyor in Tasmania and Victoria with over 25 years’ experience in the surveying/spatial profession. Paul has shared his employment equally between public and private sector roles with a strong focus on geodetic/cadastral surveying and more recently 3D laser scanning, digital engineering and strategic consulting.