Work Environment
Remote sensing scientists and technologists work in offices, spending a great deal of time sitting at desks and looking at computer screens as they review and analyze data. They usually work full-time business hours, which are typically 40 hours per week. They may travel on occasion for meetings with clients and for workshops and conferences.
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