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Geomatics engineering to oceanography

Hello everyone,

I’m currently studying Geoinformatics Engineering in a five-year program. The curriculum is quite broad, covering everything from GIS to programming, without focusing on a specific domain like urban planning or environmental studies. This flexibility allows us to apply geomatics technologies across various fields.

I’ve always been passionate about the ocean and the technologies used to study it. Because of this, I’m planning to pursue a master’s degree in Ocean Data Acquisition and Processing. I’m particularly interested in how geomatics intersects with marine sciences, including remote sensing, hydrography, and data analytics for ocean monitoring.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this path! What are the job prospects in this field? Are there any specific skills or technologies I should focus on to improve my career opportunities? If anyone has experience working in ocean-related geomatics, I’d really appreciate your insights.

Looking forward to your advice!

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