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	York Engineering Program - Geomatics Engineering
		Geomatics Engineering is the art, science and technology of precision mapping of the Earth.
		Geomatics technology and techniques are used in a wide variety of highly practical fields such as forestry, agriculture, geology, mining, oceanography, hydrography, environmental management, urban planning, public utilities, transport, navigation, defence, medical epidemiology, disaster management, geomarketing, health emergency responses, and business and commerce.
		York’s strengths in Geomatics Engineering include: the measurement of the deformation of the earth due to tides and the melting of glaciers, digital mapping and 3D reconstruction from satellite images; deriving biophysical parameters of forest canopies from remote sensing data; studies of the motion of the earth’s core.
	www.eng.yorku.ca /ProspectiveStudents/Geomatics/index.html (238 words)

	Geomatics Engineering
		Geomatics engineering graduates will demonstrate knowledge of contemporary issues, including the need for a diverse workforce, and an understanding of the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental and societal context.
		Geomatics engineering is the study and practice of dealing with spatial data and information in any form in which it may occur.
		Geomatics engineering is also oriented toward dealing with spatial information throughout its entire life and use, in all the environments of its use and influence, rather being restricted to any one particular area.
	www.eng.ohio-state.edu /academic/degreeprograms/GEOM.php (629 words)

	Ryerson\|Geomatics_Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Geomatics encompasses a broad range of disciplines that can be brought together to create a detailed but understandable picture of the physical world and our place in it.
		Geomatics is one of the fastest-growing technology sectors of the 1990s - and Canada is at its forefront.
		The Geomatics Engineering Option continues to address the needs of the Professional Land Surveying community in Ontario and elsewhere, while serving the broader market on the interface between geomatics and such diverse branches of civil engineering as transportation, structural, geotechnical and environmental engineering.
	www.geomaticseng.ryerson.ca /Geomatics_Introduction.htm (757 words)

	Overview
		Geomatics Engineering is concerned with the development of new technologies for the acquisition, analysis, management and distribution of geospatial data and with the creation and implementation of new decision-making tools and applications based on the geospatial information.
		Geomatics Engineering uses terrestrial, marine, airborne and spacecraft sensors that are referenced to a national, highly accurate and globally consistent, three-dimensional spatial reference frame to acquire data for a wide range of applications.
		Geomatics technology and techniques are used in a wide variety of fields such as forestry, agriculture, geology, mining, oceanography, hydrography, environmental management, urban planning, public utilities, transport, navigation, defence, medical epidemiology, disaster management, geomarketing, health emergency responses, and business and commerce.
	www.yorku.ca /esse/ovGeom.html (339 words)

	U of C > Geomatics Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Geomatics engineering is a new information technology discipline in which engineers acquire, model, analyze and manage spatially referenced information and apply the knowledge generated to a wide variety of functions.
		Geomatics engineers also monitor environmental problems by remote sensing, align high-precision large industrial machinery, manage computer-based information systems for land inventory and management, and monitor the stability of large structures using highly accurate positioning techniques.
		Geomatics engineering students spend a significant portion of their time in computer labs using commercial software or developing new software systems.
	www.starthere.ucalgary.ca /default.asp?V_DOC_ID=966 (1208 words)

	OSU Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Geodetic Science
		Geomatics Engineering includes the disciplines of geodesy, photogrammetry, remote sensing, mapping, land and geographic information systems, spatial computing, computer vision and all types of surveying.
		Geomatics is the science that knits all these spatial information disciplines together, and Geomatics Engineering is developing the science and creating new uses for the technology developed.
		Geomatics engineers will be well placed to develop this technology and find ways of using to solve complex problems in the work place and the environment.
	www.ceegs.ohio-state.edu /GSUNDERGRAD (1030 words)

	Geomatics engineering
		Geomatics engineers design, develop, and operate systems for collecting and analyzing spatial information about the land, the oceans, natural resources, fixed assets and the environment.
		Geomatics Engineering applications include but are not limited to integrating science and technology from the new and traditional disciplines of:
		Land Surveying and Geomatics Engineering (closely related to Civil Engineering) is concerned with the determination of boundaries and areas of real property, the design and layout of public infrastructure, urban subdivisions, maps, control surveys for engineering projects, and the preparation and interpretation of land descriptions.
	www.designaids.com /engineering/Geomatics_engineering.html (463 words)

	University of Florida Geomatics Home Page
		Geomatics is the modern scientific term referring to the integrated approach of measurement, analysis, and management of the descriptions and locations of Earth-based data, often termed spatial data.
		Geomatics has applications in all disciplines which depend on spatial data, including forestry, environmental studies, planning, engineering, navigation, geology and geophysics.
		It is thus fundamental to all areas of study which use spatially related data, such as Surveying, Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry, Cartography, Geographic Information Systems, Property or Cadastral Studies and Global Positioning.
	www.surv.ufl.edu (125 words)

	BCIT : : geomatics : : overview
		Geomatics is the art and science of measuring, storing, managing and presenting of geospatial data.
		Geomatics is used to express the work we do and the subjects we teach, such as using GPS and electronic distance and angle instrumentation for precise measurements for various projects, including:
		The “Engineering Technology” is included as part of our name to reflect the importance we place on balancing the science and technology of geomatics together with the practical hands-on skills required in dealing with real life situations.
	www.bcit.ca /construction/geomatics (404 words)

	NAEP \| Types of Engineering > Geotechnical Engineering > Geomatics
		Geomatics engineers collect, display and analyze data about the Earth's surface and its gravity fields for such uses as mapping, legal boundary delineation, navigation and monitoring changes in the environment.
		Geomatics engineers use sophisticated technology such as space satellites and digital imaging to provide a unique view of our planet for a variety of reasons.
		Geomatics engineers have a huge role to play in land claims negotiations.
	www.nativeaccess.com /types/geotech_geomatics.html (203 words)

	Geomatics Engineering Consultants Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Geomatics Engineering Consultants Limited is one of the leading Surveying and Mapping Company in Tanzania.
		Geomatics Engineering is a multi-disciplined mapping firm specializing in all aspects of Surveying, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Geographical Information Systems.
		Geomatics has been registered by the National Council of Professional Surveyors, and Licenced to practice for gain.
	www.geomaticstz.com (99 words)

	UofC Geomatics Engineering - What is Geomatics Engineering?
		Geomatics Engineering is a modern discipline, which integrates acquisition, modelling, analysis, and management of spatially referenced data, i.e.
		Since the world of Geomatics is constantly evolving, it is also essential to keep up with the rapid growth of the know-how, methods and tools of this interdisciplinary field.
		Geomatics Engineering education thus opens to you the gates of very challenging, interesting and different career profiles… All you have to do is choose!!
	www.geomatics.ucalgary.ca /whatisit/index.html (248 words)

	GSS Geomatics Information Center: Links To American Universities
		Geomatics Engineering includes the disciplines of geodesy and geodetic science, photogrammetry, remote sensing, mapping, land and geographic information systems, spatial computing, computer vision and all types of surveying.
		Geomatics Engineering at Fresno has a national reputation because: student jobs during Summer and Winter breaks are easy to find; strong professional scholarship support exists; the annual Fresno Geomatics Conference showcases the students, program, campus, CSU and Fresno; the ForeSight!
		Environmental geomatics synthesizes a number of concepts and techniques, including remote sensing, spatial analysis, informatics and global positioning that are used to improve the planning and management of natural resource systems.
	www.gssgeomatics.com /univer-usa.html (1845 words)

	University of Calgary: Calendar: Courses: Geomatics Engineering
		Prerequisites: Biomedical Engineering 319 or Engineering 319 and one of Physics 269 or 369.
		Prerequisites: Engineering 233 and one of Biomedical Engineering 319 or Engineering 319.
		Prerequisites: Engineering 335, Geomatics Engineering 351 and one of Physics 269 or 369.
	www.ucalgary.ca /pubs/calendar/current/what/courses/ENGO.htm (2271 words)

	Undergraduate Programs in Geomatics Engineering at York University. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Geomatics Engineering combines engineering with rapidly emerging technologies such as global positioning systems (GPS), geographic information systems (GIS), geodetic positioning and remote sensing that have revolutionized global navigation, resource and environmental management and urban planning.
		Geomatics technology and techniques are used in a wide variety of fields such as:
		A graduate of the Geomatics Engineering stream may also be qualified for certification by the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors (AOLS) as an Ontario Land Surveyor (OLS) and (equivalently) an Ontario Land Information Professional (OLIP).
	www.yorku.ca /web/futurestudents/programs/template.asp?id=391 (236 words)

	Faculty of Science and Engineering - Engineering
		Computer engineering integrates computer science and engineering in the design and organization of computer hardware and software for applications in communications, control systems, manufacturing, microelectronics, robotics and others.
		Geomatics Engineers are in great demand, particularly in Ontario - the industrial centre of Canada.
		You may choose to continue on to graduate programs ranging from pure sciences such as physics and astronomy to advanced engineering graduate programs such as aerospace and biomedical engineering.
	www.science.yorku.ca /prospstudents/programs/itemLGdebGHnVp.html (268 words)

	Geomatics : The University of Melbourne
		Geomatics is the science and technologies of three dimensional measurement, mapping and visualisation
		Awards Presented at the 2006 Geomatics Students Dinner
		Tewksbury Public Lecture: Engineered images in landscape and environmental planning
	www.sli.unimelb.edu.au (79 words)

	Geomatics
		Geomatics is three-dimensional measurement, mapping and visualisation and is one of the fastest growing IT sectors in the world.
		In later years, students continue with geomatics subjects in addition to subjects in geographical information systems, remote sensing, visualisation, information science and database design, land law, management, professional development and satellite positioning.
		The geomatic engineering degree is accredited by the Surveyors Board of Victoria, Engineers Australia and the Institution of Surveyors Australia, thus allowing graduate registration as professional engineers and surveyors.
	www.unimelb.edu.au /HB/areas/NGEOM.html (1753 words)

	Geological Engineering, Engineering Geology Graduate Programs outside U.S.A.
		The term Geoenvironmental Engineering is a broad one covering the contributions that geotechnical engineers, environmental engineers, hydrogeologists, earth scientists, geochemists, water engineers, biologists, and ecologists, amongst others, make to environmental management, site characterisation, environmental risk assessment, waste disposal, soil and groundwater remediation, habitat protection, and environmental rehabilitation.
		Engineering Geology uses geological, geophysical and geotechnical methods to investigate the sub-surface for civil engineering projects.
		Geomatics is a modern scientific term to describe an integrated approach to the acquisition, analysis, storage, distribution, management and application of spatially-referenced data.
	www.gradschools.com /listings/out/geoEngineering_out.html (2629 words)

	GSS Geomatics Information Center: Links To Canadian Universities
		We became the Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering on 1 January 1994.
		Well, the "engineering" part of the name is still appropriate as it confirms that we are concerned with the practical application of scientific knowledge, as in the design, development, and operation of surveying and mapping systems.
		The Department of Geomatics Engineering (formerly Surveying Engineering) is involved in teaching and research in geomatics technology.
	www.gssgeomatics.com /univer-canada.html (859 words)

	Programs & Courses CNA
		Geomatics is the art and science of acquiring, analyzing, presenting, and managing geographical and spatial data.
		Geomatics includes the traditional surveying and mapping sciences together with new study areas such as Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and the satellite controlled positioning system the Global Positioning Systems (GPS).
		The three-year diploma level Geomatics Engineering Technology program is a cooperative education program.
	www.cna.nl.ca /programscourses/program-details.asp?cProgCode=795 (360 words)

	Lethbridge Community College // LCC Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Geomatics is the practice of gathering and interpreting spatial information about the physical environment.
		Our practical two-year diploma in Geomatics Engineering Technology will prepare you to be a part of this rapidly growing field – with great jobs in areas ranging from surveying and land management to law enforcement and the armed forces.
		A graduate of the Geomatics Engineering Technology program may gain a second diploma in Civil Engineering Technology or Engineering, Design and Drafting Technology with one additional year of study (course schedule permitting).
	www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca /programs/geo.shtml (701 words)

	Land surveying and geomatics engineering at Purdue University Surveying and Land Information Science - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A course in engineering economy is taken in the School of Industrial Engineering.
		Courses in engineering mechanics, materials, hydraulics, and transportation are taken in the School of Civil Engineering to provide an engineering base and preparation for land development and site engineering practice.
		In addition to geomatics courses, the student is advised to take courses in other science and engineering departments in support of his/her objectives.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa4039/is_200203/ai_n9044721 (806 words)

	Geomatics : The University of Melbourne
		CGISM resides within the Department of Geomatic Engineering and is directed by Professor Ian Bishop.
		The Department of Geomatic Engineering has an established reputation for excellence in teaching and research in three key disciplines: measurement science; land management and administration; and spatial information science and technology.
		The Department of Geomatics has evolved from the Department of Surveying, which was established in 1949 although surveying has been taught in the University since 1861.
	www.geom.unimelb.edu.au /about/index.html (447 words)

	GEO-IT - earth under observation!
		The study Geomatics is made up of six terms (semesters) Bachelor study with a following Master's study with a duration of 4 semesters.
		Besides, the baccalaureate is concluded with the academic degree Bakk.techn and the Magisterium with the graduate in civil engineering Dipl.-Ing.
		During the baccalaureate the main focus is to provide a competent education in the capture and processing of geoinformation, as well as in dealing with positioning and navigation techniques.
	www.geo-it.tugraz.at /en/curriculum.html (276 words)

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