Profession

Geomatician

Expert in geoinformation systems

Fields of activity | Geomatician

As a geomatician, you’ll collect and process geographical data using modern surveying techniques such as GPS, laser scanners, and drones. You’ll measure terrain, buildings, and other infrastructure and use specialized software to convert the data into maps, graphics, or 3D representations.

Your tasks as a geomatician will also include visualizing specific features of the locations you’ve surveyed – either by incorporating them directly during map creation or by generating three-dimensional models. Additionally, you’ll advise your clients or employers on spatial design and location planning.


Personal requirements | Geomatician

  • Scientific knowledge
  • Analytical thinking and spatial imagination
  • Interest in technology
  • Care and precision
  • Communication skills and team spirit

Path to the profession | Geomatician

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Geoinformatics

Surveying and visualization: discover the world in data and maps
Kings Access-stock.adobe.com

Geosciences

Our planet: explore the Earth for a sustainable future
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Land Surveying

From terrain to screen: collect and analyze geographical data

computer-science-fields

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Potential jobs | Geomatician

As a geomatician, you’ll work both on a computer and in the field as well as inside buildings that you’re surveying. You can find employment at surveying, planning or engineering offices. Career opportunities exist in public authorities and private industry, where you’ll contribute to a variety of projects, such as road and building construction, urban planning, and environmental monitoring.