The UNEP GEMS/Water Capacity Development Centre, University College Cork, Ireland, seeks to recruit a Research Support Officer to provide expertise, technical and administrative support and for the development of a product platform for the delivery of capacity development on behalf of the Centre in its role in the World Water Quality Alliance.
all those that may be interested can apply for the post via the following link: https://www.joshswaterjobs.
Call for expressions of interest for participation in a Round Robin inter-comparison of inland surface water detection and monitoring algorithms using Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2 and Landsat 8 imagery in support of SDG 6.6, organized by ESA and the WorldWater project with support from CNES, NASA, EARSC, CEOS and GEO: https://worldwater.earth/elementor-4282/
With just ONE WEEK to go, we’re putting the finishing touches on Spectral Sessions to make sure that it’s an event you won’t want to miss!
Join us next Wednesday, January 27th, for a half day of spectral experts discussing topics like “How to Meet the Need for Spectral Expertise,” “Mapping and Monitoring the Coasts,” and “The Future of Spectral.”
Spectral Sessions also includes two one-hour “breakout sessions” that will be held on February 3rd and February 10th. In these sessions you’ll get a deeper dive on the basics of hyperspectral data and how you can take your data to the next level.
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– USGS
– NGA
– Maxar
– San Diego St University
– WWF
– George Mason University
– US Army
– Miami University
– SaraniaSat
– Orbital Sidekick
Four tenure-track Assistant Professor faculty positions are announced and soon will begin accepting applications at the University of Florida. We will begin interviewing excellent candidates as their applications come in. Interested candidates should email me (c.angelini@ufl.edu) expressing their intent to apply so I can share the application link with these candidates as soon as it goes live.
These positions, described briefly below, are all linked to a new initiative with the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering, the Center for Coastal Solutions (visit this page to learn more) for which I am the Director. Candidates eager to engage in research focused on a wide range of challenges facing our coastal communities and ecosystems are encouraged to apply, although past experience in this domain space is not required. We are particularly interested in researchers able to develop and apply innovative approaches to improving how we monitor and model coastal hazards (e.g. sea level rise, pathogen outbreaks, harmful algae blooms, invasive species) and their impacts on coastal environments, economies and public health.
To support this ambitious vision, the University of Florida has committed to hiring 100 AI-focused faculty across the entire university. These faculty are being sought as members of interdisciplinary teams that span multiple colleges, where UF will leverage its existing expertise as well as new faculty to tackle some of society’s most pressing challenges. The positions listed above are part of this larger University-wide effort and we anticipate that the faculty we hire will find a wealth of opportunity for high-impact, collaborative research, student training and curriculum development in joining our ranks. Our CCS faculty are particularly collaborative and eager to engage new talented colleagues in the spirit of this larger effort.
Remote Sensing has launched a Special Issue (SI) entitled “Big Earth Data and Remote Sensing in Coastal Environments“. Coastal environments are steadily subjected to natural and anthropogenic stresses such as hurricanes, floods, sea level rise and coastal development. Big Earth Data is a new frontier in earth and information sciences to study our living planet from excessive earth observations. This SI solicits papers highlighting its recent advancements with a focus on addressing various environmental problems by means of innovative data collection, processing, and analytical solutions in coastal zone.
We invite you to contribute a research paper or review More details about the Special Issue are available at www.mdpi.com/journal/
Guest Editors:
Dr. Cuizhen (Susan) Wang, Professor, Department of Geography, University of South Carolina; Cwang@mailbox.sc.edu
Dr. Li Zhang, Professor, Aerospace Information Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences; zhangli@aircas.ac.cn
Dr. Deepak Mishra, Professor & Associate Head, Department of Geography, University of Georgia; dmishra@uga.edu
