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Geographer
Geographers study and analyse the relationships between
human activities and the natural and built environment.
Geographers may perform the following tasks:
- observe, measure and collect data and compile maps on
climate, vegetation and animals, soils, land surface
features and distributions, populations and social,
economic, political and land use activities
- analyse and interpret a range of statistical data, maps,
charts and other geographic information
- interpret satellite imagery for assessing and mapping
natural resources, land uses and human activities
- advise on such issues as industrial and commercial site
locations, environmental management and placement of public
facilities and services
- advise or act as consultants to governments and
organisations on urban and rural land use, regional economic
development, resource planning and management, tourism, land
degradation and erosion, environmental quality and boundary
demarcations
- edit and assist in the preparation of maps, atlases,
reports and other geographic information for analytical,
administrative and cartographic purposes
- develop appropriate geographic information systems
including information acquisition, coding, geographic
database development management and applications
- analyse population data and forecast population trends
- develop, plan and execute regional and international
development assistance projects
- analyse and advise on military intelligence
- apply remote sensing, computer cartography and
geographic information technologies
- prepare and write reports and scientific papers.
Geographers may specialise as an:
Required Skills - Geographer
- aptitude for either the natural or social sciences
- analytical aptitude
- good written communication skills
- aptitude for computing
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