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During the past decade, Taiwan has experienced an unusual and fast growing in the industry of mapping, remote sensing, spatialinformation and related markets. A successful space program and dozens of advanced airborne and ground-based remote sensinginstruments as well as mobile mapping systems have been implemented and put into operation to support the vast demands of geospatialdata acquisition. Moreover, in addition to the government agencies and research institutes, there are also tens of companiesin the private sector providing geo-spatial data and services. However, the fast developing industry is also posing a great challengeto the education sector in Taiwan, especially the higher education for geo-spatial information. Facing this fast developing industry,the demands of skilled professionals and new technologies in order to address diversified needs are indubitably high. Consequently,while delighting in the expanding and prospering benefitted from the fast growing industry, how to fulfill these demands has become achallenge for the remote sensing and spatial information disciplines in the higher education institutes in Taiwan. This paper provides abrief insight into the status of the remote sensing and spatial information industry in Taiwan as well as the challenges of the educationand technology transfer to support the increasing demands and to ensure the continuous development of the industry. In addition to thereport of the current status of the remote sensing and spatial information related courses and programs in the colleges and universities,current and potential threatening issues and possible resolutions are also discussed in different points of view

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Challenges of Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Education and Technology Transfer in a Fast Developing Industry