Husam Abdulaal

I was responsible for engineering systems, specifically converting GIS data into AutoCAD files, including lines and contours. 1. Entering relevant information into investigations and then uploading it to the organization. 2. Publishing and controlling aerial photographs of the area. 3. Cropping and annotating the images. 4. Sending text messages. 5. Periodically updating the data. 6. Implementing necessary measures to process requests. 7. Providing the organization with the required information.

1. Produce professional maps for students, researchers, and projects. 2. Perform geographical and hydrological analyses to determine the most suitable locations. 3. Georeference spatial maps and redraw them using GIS software. 4. Analyze aerial photographs and remote sensing imagery. 5. Perform remote sensing analyses using spectral indices such as **NDVI**, **NDWI**, and **NBRI**. 6. Analyze terrain models, including **DEM**, **DSM**, and **DTM**. 7. Extract **Land Surface Temperature (LST)** from satellite imagery. 8. Process and integrate **RGB satellite imagery** for visualization and analysis. 9. Conduct spatial interpolation analyses using **IDW**, **Kriging**, and **Spline** methods. 10. Perform spatial suitability analyses, such as selecting the best locations for schools, solar energy installations, urban development, and other planning projects. 11. Utilize a wide range of GIS and remote sensing tools available in the software toolbox. 12. Develop interactive web maps using the **Google Maps API**. 13. Convert and manage spatial data formats, including **GPS**, **DWG**, **DXF**, **SHP**, and **KML**. 14. Create and analyze **Google Earth** maps and projects. 15. Generate **Contour Maps**, **Road Maps**, and **Land Use/Land Cover (LULC)** maps.