NASA Checks In on Remote Sensing Trainees' Post-Training Vibes
Published Date: 8/13/2025
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NASA wants to check in with folks who took their Applied Remote Sensing Training to see how it helped them. This quick survey helps NASA improve the program without adding extra paperwork. If you’ve joined the training, your feedback matters and there’s no cost to participate!
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