Incident GIS technical screen

A four-part take-home assessment across event filtering, indexed facility search, spatial database design and raster-derived exposure; each answer must stay traceable to the source data.

225 minutesPass at 70/100

Sections

Weighted toward the skills the credential claims. The problems appear when the clock starts.

Event and facility analysis
Spatial Analysis2 problems
50%
Data systems and hazard context
Data Management2 problems
50%

Conditions

Sit it alone. Documentation is allowed; AI assistants and help from anyone else are not.
Use the supplied snapshots and documentation; identify the limits of each source in your own handoff.
Any GIS client, notebook or database client may be used. The produced result and database objects are graded.
Do not treat epicentre proximity as a shaking estimate or an airfield condition report.
The 225-minute clock covers all four problems; unanswered problems score zero.

On passing

Kharita Certified Incident GIS Analyst (Associate)

Attests that the holder can filter a live-style event catalogue, find candidate facilities with metre-based indexed spatial SQL, design a traceable event-check database, and interpret raster-derived hazard context without overstating what proximity proves.

Valid for: 36 months
Level: associate
Verification: Public page