Adam Han

Summary

Geologist and GIS technician who automates his own work. Thirteen years turning messy spatial data into standards-compliant output — petroleum block coordinates at CNOOC Shenzhen, civic addressing and land information at the City of Winnipeg.

In both roles I built the tooling myself, because no employer ever provided software that could do the job. TRANSCO cut a 50-block batch that took roughly an hour per block by hand to about 10 minutes; the civic-addressing workflow cut a typical task from 21 hours to 3 hours.

Currently a GIS Technician with Land Information Services at the City of Winnipeg. Permanent Resident of Canada.

Tried Linux in 2004, using it daily since 2016. I like open source, technology, reading, and learning.

Skills

  • Petroleum exploration and assessment — experience in the Pearl River Mouth Basin
  • Geospatial data: coordinate reference systems, geodetic datums, map projections, EPSG codes
  • Programming: Python (pandas, pyproj/PROJ, Shapely, NumPy), SQL, JavaScript, Bash
  • Spatial databases: PostgreSQL/PostGIS, MySQL
  • Desktop GIS: QGIS, ArcGIS Pro, GeoMedia Pro

Technical writing

Environment

  • Arch Linux, Proxmox VE, VSCode, Vim

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