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Poon-Hill
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Posted on 02-17-09 1:48
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Market is not "Fala-fal", but i think Water Resources field is still an demanded field. If you have good experience in hydrologic or hydraulic modeling, ArcGIS, and quantification in canal diversion and all, its good as i can see now. I have no idea regarding the water quality side. Hope this helps.
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Posted on 02-17-09 1:51
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Yes, I worked for hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, ARCGIS. I have fair knowledge about almost all hydraulic and hydrologic modeling as I worked for FEMA.
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Posted on 02-17-09 2:24
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bro, complete your PhD first. dont mess up with your status.
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Posted on 02-17-09 2:51
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If you have a good knowledge/experience in hyrologic and hydraulic modeling, there is a very good chance in landing a job in southern parts of US.
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Posted on 02-17-09 4:02
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What would be the salary range in this field ?
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Posted on 02-17-09 4:09
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Posted on 02-17-09 4:19
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Thuldau: Southern US, are u specifically talking about TEXAS or other southern states like Florida, California ??
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