מדען/ית או מפתח/ת מודל - Earth Observation Data
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מכון IIAA באוסטריה מגייס מדען/ית או מפתח/ת מודל - Earth Observation Data
פתוח להגשת מועמדות עד למילוי המשרה
צפו בפרטי המשרה מטה:
The Exploratory Modeling Of Human-Natural Systems (EM) and the Integrated Assessment and Climate Change (IACC) Research Groups at IIASA are looking to recruit a scientist experienced with Earth Observation data (especially, high resolution satellite products), with good programming and modeling skills to work on the Earth Observation for Bookkeeping Modeling (EO4BK) project.
Background
The EO4BK project aims to assess the opportunities for improved understanding and quantification of changes in the land use related carbon pools and fluxes, by incorporating Earth Observation (EO) information in bookkeeping (BK) models. The project is sponsored by the European Space Agency and is jointly implemented with partner institutions, with IIASA in the lead.
The role
The selected candidate will join an interdisciplinary and international team to develop a new-generation BK model fully driven by EO data. The work will focus on the European and Brazilian regions, with the concrete objective of estimating the effect of changing crop types and management practices on land use CO2 emissions, which is notably motivated by the existing European Green Deal policy.
Depending on the successful applicant’s own interests, longer-term opportunities related to this position could range from applying the newly developed model at global scale to contribute to the Global Carbon Budget and other community exercises, to further supporting and improving the modeling tools and capabilities of the Earth system modeling team.
Main tasks and responsibilities
Develop a new bookkeeping modeling platform, using existing concepts but a new code infrastructure.
Derive new bookkeeping model parameters using EO data.
Benchmark the resulting bookkeeping model through extensive test simulations.
Write and contribute to the project deliverables.
Write and contribute to scientific articles derived from the above work, and present those at scientific workshops and conferences.
Read more and apply for the position at the IIASA website >
Scientist/Model Developer - Earth Observation Data
Open Positions
Scientist/Model Developer - Earth Observation Data
Deadline: Until filled
The Exploratory Modeling Of Human-Natural Systems (EM) and the Integrated Assessment and Climate Change (IACC) Research Groups at IIASA are looking to recruit a scientist experienced with Earth Observation data (especially, high resolution satellite products), with good programming and modeling skills to work on the Earth Observation for Bookkeeping Modeling (EO4BK) project.
Background
The EO4BK project aims to assess the opportunities for improved understanding and quantification of changes in the land use related carbon pools and fluxes, by incorporating Earth Observation (EO) information in bookkeeping (BK) models. The project is sponsored by the European Space Agency and is jointly implemented with partner institutions, with IIASA in the lead.
The role
The selected candidate will join an interdisciplinary and international team to develop a new-generation BK model fully driven by EO data. The work will focus on the European and Brazilian regions, with the concrete objective of estimating the effect of changing crop types and management practices on land use CO2 emissions, which is notably motivated by the existing European Green Deal policy.
Depending on the successful applicant’s own interests, longer-term opportunities related to this position could range from applying the newly developed model at global scale to contribute to the Global Carbon Budget and other community exercises, to further supporting and improving the modeling tools and capabilities of the Earth system modeling team.
Main tasks and responsibilities
Develop a new bookkeeping modeling platform, using existing concepts but a new code infrastructure.
Derive new bookkeeping model parameters using EO data.
Benchmark the resulting bookkeeping model through extensive test simulations.
Write and contribute to the project deliverables.
Write and contribute to scientific articles derived from the above work, and present those at scientific workshops and conferences.
Read more and apply for the position at the IIASA website >