Remote Sensing Scientists and Technologists

Study a variety of topics using remote sensing techniques.

Remote Sensing Scientists and Technologists study a variety of topics, such as conservation, homeland security, or urban planning. They do this using remote sensing, which is a technique that allows study of an object without making physical contact with that object. They may work with aerial or satellite pictures. They may analyze data that is gathered from remote sensing technology.

Wages	$53.91 per hour on average
Outlook	Statewide data not available
Education & Training	Not available is needed for entry.
Related Programs (Current training programs available)	Natural Sciences
On the Job	Work Activities Compile geographic or related data. Attend conferences or workshops to maintain professional knowledge. Review professional literature to maintain professional knowledge. Analyze geological or geographical data. Prepare scientific or technical reports or presentations. Record research or operational data. Apply knowledge or research findings to address environmental problems. Create images or other visual displays. Develop environmental research methods. Develop software or applications for scientific or technical use.
Career Pathways	Science and Mathematics
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