GIS Test

Test duration:

min

No. of questions:

Level of experience:

Entry Level/Mid/Senior

GIS Test

Our GIS skills test is the ideal pre-hire assessment for recruiters & hiring managers to assess a candidate’s skills objectively before an interview. The GIS assessment test is useful for hiring GIS analysts and has helped our customers reduce technical screening time by 80%.

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GIS Skills Test

GIS stands for “geographic information system,” which is a tool used for gathering, managing, and analyzing data. GIS mainly helps to integrate many types of data, analyzes spatial location, and organizes layers of information into visualizations. These visualizations may be in the form of maps or 3D scenes. GIS has the power to reveal more in-depth insights into data, such as patterns, relationships, and situations - helping users make smarter decisions. GIS technology is also useful in applying geographic information science (GIScience) with tools. This helps people to reach a common goal and gain actionable intelligence from all types of data.

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The GIS skills test helps recruiters & hiring managers to evaluate a candidate’s ability to analyze spatial data, discover spatial patterns & develop mapping applications. GIS (Geographic Information System) assessment test is designed by experienced Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to evaluate and hire a GIS analyst per industry standards.

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Test Summary

The GIS online test helps to screen the candidates who possess the following traits:

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Experience in preparing, analyzing, and integrating excel data with GIS
Ability to understand and interpret spatial data
Ability to use math & statistics to analyze data & solve technical problems
Knowledge of databases and report generation

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Candidates can take the GIS interview test from anywhere in the comfort of their time zone. This GIS test is designed considering EEOC guidelines. It will help you to assess & hire diverse talent without any bias.

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The GIS skills assessment test may contain MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions), MAQs (Multiple Answer Questions), Fill in the Blanks, Whiteboard Questions, Audio/Video Questions, AI-LogicBox, Job-based Simulations, True or False Questions, etc.

Useful for hiring

GIS Analyst
GIS Consultant
GIS Specialist

Test Duration

min

No. of Questions

Level of Expertise

Entry Level/Mid/Senior

Topics Covered

Photogrammetry

iMocha’s GIS skills test helps recruiters, HRs, and hiring managers to evaluate a candidate’s knowledge of Photogrammetry to determine the geometric properties of the objects with photographic images.

Thematic Maps

This test assesses a candidate’s knowledge of Thematic Maps, which portray geographic patterns which involve symbols used in maps and other properties such as temperature, language, and population.

Spatial Analysis

This test assesses a candidate’s knowledge of Spatial Analysis to measure distances and shapes and process model problems geographically.

Remote Sensing

This GIS test helps recruiters evaluate a candidate’s ability to use remote sensing methods to collect physical data by satellite or aircraft and then integrate them into GIS.

Radiometric Exploration

Our test evaluates a candidate’s understanding of Radiometrics to describe the structure of an image in a GIS tool.

GIS

This test assesses a candidate’s understanding of the Geographic Information System (GIS) to gather and analyze data connected to geographic locations.

Sample Question

Choose from our 100,000+ questions library or add your own questions to make powerful custom tests.

Question type

Multiple Answer

Topics covered

Photogrammetry

Difficulty

Medium

Question:

You have obtained high-resolution datasets at a range of scales, termed "Structure-from-Motion" (SfM), using a certain photogrammetric technique.

In the given technique, which of the given challenges posed by the traditional softcopy photogrammetric technique can be solved by using a highly redundant bundle adjustment based on matching features in multiple overlapping, offset images?

Note: There can be multiple correct answers to this question.

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