Remote sensing covers the qualitative and quantitative analyses of aircraft and satellite images, as well as other remotely sensed data, as they are used in inventorying, monitoring, and assessing earth resources and the environment. Emphasis is placed on the common fundamental background, theoretical and experimental, of all structural engineering. Transportation systems engineering embraces policy, planning, design, and evaluation of transport systems and the relationships among transport supply and demand, land use, and regional development. Water resource systems involves the integration of systems analysis, economic theory, and applicable engineering sciences for defining and evaluating alternative designs, plans, and policies for managing the quantity, quality, and reliability of water resources. Applicants are encouraged to submit scores for the GRE general test.
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