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The Inaugural Citizen Science for Water meeting will be held next month in Delft.  Sponsorship opportunities are still available!

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ATREE is looking for a dedicated Project Manager to lead an innovative lake restoration initiative under its Water and Society Programme. This multidisciplinary project aims to rejuvenate a peri-urban lake in Bengaluru by developing a comprehensive framework that integrates water quality, biodiversity and ecosystem multifunctionality. For more information, check out the link.
https://lnkd.in/gxuvGUaQ

UHI (Scotland) is recruiting for 4 multidisciplinary Research Associate roles at the ERI to join our expanding team working on environmental interactions and ecosystem effects of offshore renewable energy, including marine sensing and data science.

• Research Associate in Active Acoustic Monitoring
• Research Associate in Passive Acoustic Monitoring
• Research Associate in Marine Sensing
• Research Associate in Algorithm Development and Data Science

A Job Description PDF with more details and a recruitment pack is linked at the bottom of each vacancy page here:

https://www.nwh.uhi.ac.uk/en/staff/vacancies/

To learn more about the research projects, please see here:

https://uhi.ac.uk/energy

Congratulations to the co-authors of these newly published studies on lake water quality remote sensing!

A Brand-New Algorithm for Mapping Algal Biomass in Lakes       – Journal of Remote Sensing

Seamless observations of chlorophyll-a from OLCI and VIIRS measurements in inland lakes    – Water Research 

Introductory Webinar: Sea Level Change Tools for Planning and Decision Support

June 10 & 17, 2025 11:00-12:30 (Session A) or 14:00-15:30 (Session B) EDT (UTC-4)

Global sea level has been rising at a rate of 3 mm/yr, and this rate is projected to continue to increase sea level over the next century. Scientists use observations from the ground, air, and space, along with theoretical models and scenarios of future emissions, to monitor and study past, present, and future sea-level rise. This information is a fundamental basis for mitigation, adaptation, and risk management planning in all parts of the world and across many elements of society and ecosystems. This two-part introductory webinar series will focus on NASA products and tools available to assess historical sea-level rise, access and understand projections of sea level, and investigate impacts. Participants will be exposed to the causes behind regional and global sea-level changes and explore climate and analysis tools to access, visualize, and perform statistical analysis using NASA data.

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