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The number of
geospatial jobs is growing. They are as varied as are the aspects of
our communities. They are pervasive, as geography is everywhere and
thinking geographically is at their foundation. In addition, they
employ the use of science, mathematics, communications, technology, and
other social studies skills. There are few if any occupations where
geospatial tools and processes would not have a positive impact. These
geospatial tools and processes are becoming part of the pantheon of
core technologies like word processing, spreadsheets, and multimedia.
Below are several Web sites that will help communicate the reach and
application of GIS and related technologies.
GIS
in every walk of life
ESRI Map Book Gallery
http://www.esri.com/mapmuseum/index.html
ESRI Industry Pages
http://www.esri.com/industries/index.html
GIS in Everyday Life
http://www.esri.com/company/gis_touches/start.html
GIS.com
http://www.gis.com
Geospatial
career information
American Society for
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
http://www.asprs.org
http://www.asprs.org/career/career_frame.html
Geospatial Workforce
Development Center
http://www.geowdc.usm.edu
Geospatial
jobs
ESRI
http://gis.esri.com/jobs/jobs.cfm
Geocommunity Careers
Page
http://careers.geocomm.com
GISJobs.com
http://www.gisjobs.com
GISLinx.com
http://www.gislinx.com/Jobs
The GIS Jobs
Clearinghouse
http://www.gjc.org
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