Assistant Geologist
香港特別行政區
- Collected and analyzed data from geological maps, previous investigation reports, and aerial photos to conduct records review and plan field reconnaissance and ground investigation works, e.g. Groundwater Monitoring Well, Trial Pit and Drill Holes- Conducted detailed geomorphological mapping over rugged terrain and along drainage lines, by focusing on collecting data on landslide sizes and drainage characteristics for five landslide hazard study projects to access their impact on terrain stability and potential landslide runout- Employed remote sensing methods like Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data and GIS tools, such as ArcGIS and ArcScene, to create and visualize 2D and 3D digital elevation models, facilitated detailed geomorphological analysis and accurate hazard modeling- Performed rock joint mapping to analyze structural geology and rock stability through kinematic analysis to identify potential failure modes and stability concerns - Executed drill core and trial pit logging operations, thoroughly documenting lithology, strength, color, texture, weathering grades, structure, discontinuities and rock/ soil types in accordance with government rock and soil description standards- Collaborated closely with senior geologists and engineers to carry out over 10 field reconnaissance and ground investigation missions, compiled comprehensive engineering hazard maps for evaluation of various hazard mitigation options to ensure safety and risk mitigation- Authored 5 technical natural terrain study reports which documented findings of records review, field reconnaissance activities, ground investigations, and mitigation recommendations for terrain hazard studies commissioned by government entities