Applications & Awareness in Technology

In most cases, Python is even more paying than Java especially in sectors such as the data science, machine learning, AI among others. That said, Java roles, especially in the field of enterprise software and Android are paid as well. While Python is currently used in new technologies and is easier for automation and data work, it might be more paid; however, both languages can reveal high pay when the mentioned criteria are fulfilled.

Remote Sensing is a technology that is used for collecting and analyzing information and examine about objects or phenomenon without making any physical contact with it. This technology used to in several kind of fields like geography, ecology, geology, hydrology, glaciology and oceanography.

However, conventionally, Remote sensing refers to the identification of earth features by detecting the characteristic electromagnetic radiation that is reflected by the earth surface.

In simply, we can say that the technology which can sense from camera or sensor without physical contact that is remote sensing.

Remote sensing uses sensors mounted on different platform to measures energy response. Sensors are either active or passive. Active sensors illuminate a target with a know energy source and measure the time, phase, intensity and other characteristics of the reflected energy. Passive sensors measure natural energy usually sunlight that is reflected or emitted form an object.

Elements of Remote sensing:

• Energy source or Illumination:- The first requirement for remote sensing is to have an energy source, which illuminates or provides electromagnetic energy to the target of interest. The sn being a major source of energy, radiation and illumination having a sharp power allows capturing reflected light with conventional cameras and films.

• Radiation and the atmosphere:- As the energy travels from its source to the target, it will come in contact with and interact with the atmosphere it passes through.

• Interaction with the Target:- As the energy travels from its source to the target, it will come in contact with and interact with the atmosphere it passes through. Once the energy makes its way to the target through the atmosphere, it interacts with the target depending on the properties of both the target and the radiation.

• Recording of energy by the sensor:- After the energy has been scattered by or emitted from the target, we require a sensor to collect and record the electromagnetic radiation. In optical remote sensing, sensors detect solar radiation in the visible, near, middle and thermal-infrared wavelength regions, scattered or emitted from the earth.

• Transmission, reception and processing:- The energy recorded by the sensor has to transmitted often in electronic form to a receiving and processing station where the data are processed into an image (hardcopy or digital).

• Interpretation and analysis:- The processed image is interpreted, visually and digitally or electronically, to extract information about the target which was illuminated for different purpose. Images processing involves four steps- a) Image restoration, b) Image enhancement (modification of image), c) Image transformation, d) Image classification

To become a Chief Executive Officer (CEO), multiple factors comes into play including education, experience, networking, personality and also objectivity. A CEO is the topmost executive in an organization responsible for its growth, revenue generation and profitability. A CEO is usually highly qualified and experienced professional.

Education:

A CEO’s qualifications often require formal education in business-related majors, industry experience and knowledge of multiple business and management domains although specifics may vary based on the organization’s scope and objectives.

Experience:

Years of experience in a leadership role are essential to develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a CEO. Most CEOs have at least five years of managerial experience. Picking the right companies is highly essential not only to gaining skills but also to building a good network of peers.

Networking:

Building meaningful relationships and connections is step one when it comes to expanding your influence. CEOs and C-suite leaders network with other business leaders and industry experts to exchange ideas and get advice, like mistakes to avoid or how to resolve a common labour concern. Reinventing the wheel is unnecessarily expensive and time-consuming.

Personality:

A CEO often focus on developing skills like communication, creativity, risk analysis, decision-making, critical- thinking, negotiation and time- management to successfully manage an organization.

A successful CEOs are capable for transforming the business landscape and sometimes, even the ecosystem in which the business operates. but, creating a career path to become a CEO is not easy. It varies based on companies, industries, market and people.