Is there a future for surveying and mapping?

Question 1: Is there a future for surveying and mapping? If you study surveying, you should have a field job to do. Unless you are doing scientific research, even if you are majoring in scientific research and mapping, you will collect data, but you will not go out for a long time often. Railway design institute is on a business trip to the construction site, because you study measurement, and the measurement should be based on data. If you think you want to find a field job, I advise you not to study this major. I also measure. I run outside most of the year and often can't go home. I can only go back for the New Year, and there are no holidays at other times. If you can be a teacher at school, you can continue to study. The teacher won't go out.

Question 2: Is there a future for dry surveying and mapping? It depends on what future you are referring to, what kind of surveying and mapping unit, national bureau, provincial bureau, provincial and municipal surveying and mapping institute, or private surveying and mapping company, and whether he is a regular employee, contract worker or temporary worker. There are too many statements.

Question 3: Does the surveying and mapping industry have a future? hum

Question 4: Is there a future for surveying and mapping? I am a graduate and want to find a job. Measurement is an auxiliary industry.

In a project, the cost of measurement accounts for about 3%, that is to say, in a project of 100W, the measurement accounts for about 3 W. Therefore, it is difficult for a surveyor to be a leader.

Highway bridge survey, initial survey, then lofting, and then monitoring. At present, high-speed rail is being repaired all over the country, and the deformation monitoring team of high-speed rail lofting has high requirements for measurement, so the position of measurement in high-speed rail engineering is still very high. But the requirements for surveyors are also very high. For example, lofting, especially in the east-west direction, is very troublesome and difficult. Last semester, my tutor asked me to design a scheme to solve the problem of projection tape changing, but I still couldn't do it.

There is also deformation monitoring in the subway, which is generally monitoring by measuring robots, combined with the monitoring system of measuring robots developed by our school.

If you graduate from college, you should be able to find a job. Even if it is not good, the salary will not be too low. If you feel that you didn't learn very well in college, you can develop in the direction of land management and cadastral survey, and you will be very popular in such departments in the future. You can ask your father to find you a unit like the real estate bureau. It doesn't need any technical content to do real estate survey, and the treatment is not bad.

There are also civil servants who have entered the Surveying and Mapping Institute, the Land and Resources Bureau and even the civil affairs department.

In a word, this industry still has a wide range of job hunting, but it is difficult to be a leader.

Question 5: Is there really no future for surveying and mapping? Surveying and mapping industry has a wide range, depending on which one it is engaged in, such as photogrammetry and geographic information, which is also very promising.

Question 6: What is the future of surveying and mapping? To tell the truth, surveying and mapping is very hard work. If you find a good unit and can sit in an office every day, it is best. If you can't find it, you work in the fields every day, running all over the country, and some are still in remote areas. Very hard. But employment is a good job. There is a saying that surveying and mapping is actually no different from migrant workers.

Question 7: Does Surveying and Mapping Engineering have a bright future? First of all, talk about the prospect of surveying and mapping industry. On the whole, the prospects are still considerable. Although surveying and mapping is a hard industry, the remuneration of surveying and mapping industry is also very rich. Why do I say this industry has a bright future? First of all, China has a vast territory and a lot of surveying and mapping work. As long as you can do it, you can be sure that you won't go hungry first. Moreover, China is a developing country, which needs continuous construction. But what are the prerequisites for the founding of the country? It needs the hard work of surveying and mapping workers. Wenchuan, the former town, was just hit by an earthquake, and many places were destroyed. It needs to be rebuilt, so a lot of surveying and mapping work is needed here now. China is talking about foreign countries. In developed countries, such as the United States and Britain, surveying and mapping industry is a high-tech industry. Some foreign private enterprises need some basic data of surveying and mapping. If they want to find a company to do it themselves, the cost is too high. But if they want to ship it to China, that's different. There is plenty of cheap labor in China, and the profits of overseas market projects are relatively rich for domestic surveying and mapping companies. (I'm working on foreign projects now ~~BS ...) So I predict that the prospect of surveying and mapping industry will be better in the next 50 years (maybe longer). In addition, the current surveying and mapping field is not only the previous topographic survey, planning and design, etc. Now it has expanded to a lot.

Question 8: Which work is promising, engineering investigation and testing? 20 points: Every profession has a bright future and its performance is different. The key is not to look at the major, but ultimately to look at people.

Question 9: Is there a future for surveying and mapping? To tell the truth ~ Surveying and mapping is very hard work. If you find a good unit and can sit in an office every day, that's best. If you can't find it, you work in the fields every day, running all over the country, and some in remote areas. Very bitter. But employment is a good job. There is a saying that surveying and mapping is actually no different from migrant workers.

Question 10: What is the prospect of surveying and mapping? The future is bright and the road is tortuous.