Geography Career Analysis

After viewing my different geography careers, I had stumbled upon one which looked very intriguing. There were multiple job openings for Remote Sensing data Scientist, which I found an interest in. The duties and responsibilities that come with this job include conduction basic and applied research in remote sensing data science, among other tests and data collecting. Although the tasks are not very physically taxing, it can be quite complex research, experiments, and data collection.
With the amount of knowledge having to be previously known to conduct these experiments, the basic qualifications to get into this job postion can be quite and ordeal. You are required to have at least 5+ years and MA/MS or a PhD with 2+ years of previous applicable research experience outside of degree in any of the following. Imaging
Transportation is the next obstacle we would need to overcome. Planning out exits off existing roads that won't interfere with existing structures can be quite difficult. The goal is to make fast and easy transitions from the neighborhood to the main road. Normally in a urban and suburban setting, this would not be an issue because those areas utilize the grid system to eliminate congestion that occurs in highly populated areas. In the case that this new neighborhood is being built in a urban/suburban, it would already be placed in a specific zone on the existing grid. Because of this, there would be no hassle with creating new entrances and exits since it's already connected to the system. In rural areas the process is more complicated because there are obstacles that can block the fastest path. The sensors would need to scout the areas for any ponds, rivers, or streams that could require a bridge be build which could delay build time. Once the path is clear of obstacles, the job of remote sensing would be done while the construction jobs