ISCO Occupation Group 3111.13 Remote Sensing Technician
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Remote Sensing Technician: Remote sensing technicians collect airborne data. They utilise equipment aimed for the collection of data and determination of geographical points in order to help in a variety of operations such as land conservation, urban planning, and military operations.
Essential Skills
- Study Aerial Photos
- Geomatics
- Remote Sensing Techniques
- Collect Data Using Gps
- Execute Analytical Mathematical Calculations
- Geographic Information Systems
- Keep Task Records
- Study Radar Images
- Possess Visual Literacy
- Geodesy
- Mathematics
- Surveying
- Geography
- Photogrammetry
- Use Geographic Information Systems
Optional Skills
- Prepare Geological Map Sections
- Use Cad Software
- Assist Scientific Research
- Apply Digital Mapping
- Cartography
- Earth Science
- Engineering Principles
- Conduct Research On Climate Processes
- Create Cadastral Maps
- Geology
- Compile Gis-Data
- Collect Mapping Data
- Create Gis Reports
- Operate Remote Sensing Equipment
- Civil Engineering
- Interpret Geophysical Data
- Research Remote Sensing Technologies
- Develop Geological Databases
- Create Strategic Maps
- Topography
- Create Thematic Maps
- Geophysics
Alternative Names
- Remote Sensing Technologist
- Remote Sensing Technology Studies Scientist
- Remote Sensing Technology Studies Researcher
- Remote Sensing Technology Studies Scholar
- Remote Sensing Technology Research Analyst
- Remote Sensing Technology Research Scientist
- Remote Sensing Technology Science Researcher
- Remote Sensing Technology Studies Analyst
- Remote Sensing Technology Analyst
- Remote Sensing Technology Scholar
- Remote Sensing Technology Studies Research Analyst
- Remote Sensing Technology Researcher
- Remote Sensing Technology Studies Research Scientist
- Remote Sensing Technology Scientist
