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Where can I advertise or look for a job in Remote Sensing?
_Note: there is a very high percentage of duplication between these
sources!_
* The University of Minnesota's _GIS Jobs Clearinghouse_ at
http://www.gis.umn.edu/rsgisinfo/jobs.html. A good one-stop shop,
with the best list of pointers to other sources you'll find
anywhere.
* The GIS-JOBS list at gopher://nisp.ncl.ac.uk:70/11/lists/gis-jobs
* SPIE's Employment Service, at
http://www.spie.org/web/employment/employ_home.html
* The GEOSCI-JOBS and MET-JOBS listserv. Send subscription requests
(for both lists) to listproc@eskimo.com. You will recieve details
on how to post to the list, and guidelines for what is
appropriate. Either full (each job mailed separately) or digest
(weekly list) forms are available:
subscribe geosci-jobs-digest / met-jobs-digest (digest)
or subscribe geosci-jobs / met-jobs (full)
* Geographic Designs, Inc, are an agency specialising in RS/GIS.
http://www.geodesigns.com/
* GeoSearch, Inc are at http://www.geosearch.com/
* The GeoWeb Jobs Page http://www.ggrweb.com/job.html.
* SDCSC Jobs Page
In addition to the above, comp.infosystems.gis tolerates a certain
range of job postings. Please read the detailed guidelines in that
group's FAQ before posting.
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