Remote Sensing Technologies

noun a person who specializes in geodesy, the science of measuring the size and shape of the Earth

• The geodesist used advanced technology to accurately measure the Earth's surface.
• My friend is studying to become a geodesist and will be working with maps and measurements.
• The geodesist is like a real-life map wizard, always calculating distances and locations.
• As a geodesist of relationships, she was skilled at navigating the complexities of human connections.

noun Aerogeologist - a geologist who studies the Earth's surface from the air, typically using aircraft or drones to gather data and conduct research.

• The aerogeologist conducted a detailed study of the rock formations from an aerial perspective.
• My friend is training to become an aerogeologist so he can study rocks from a plane.
• I heard that aerogeologists have the coolest job, flying around and checking out rocks.
• Being an aerogeologist allows you to see the Earth's history from a whole new angle.

noun aerographic

adjective relating to or produced by aerography, which is the process of making maps or charts using aerial photography or remote sensing

• The artist used aerographic techniques to create a detailed and precise painting.
• I heard that aerographic art is becoming more popular among young artists.
• Check out this cool aerographic design on my skateboard!
• Her words were like an aerographic map, guiding me through the complexities of the situation.