Is Remote Sensing Science and Technology Good for Employment?

What are the employment prospects in remote sensing science and technology specialty? According to the analysis of employment data in 1995:

Remote sensing science and technology specialty ranks 865th in employment among all 1099 majors.

Remote sensing science and technology specialty's employment ranking in 170 engineering majors 120.

Remote sensing science and technology specialty ranks third in employment among the four majors of Surveying and Mapping.

Training objectives: to train students with remote sensing science and technology specialty's basic theory, knowledge and skills; Can engage in the research, development, design, teaching, production and management of remote sensing science and technology and related fields, with strong engineering practice ability and certain research ability.

Employment orientation: remote sensing science and technology specialty graduates can engage in scientific research, teaching, design, production and management related to photogrammetry and remote sensing in industries and departments such as surveying and mapping, remote sensing, geology, water conservancy, transportation, agriculture and forestry, petroleum, mining, coal, national defense, military industry, urban construction, environmental protection and cultural relics protection.