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Department: Earth and Environmental Sciences Title: Quantifying Raindrop-Freezing Fragmentation Using a Cloud Chamber and Numerical Modelling Application deadline: All year round Research theme
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cloud modification (CCM) could in-theory mitigate global warming, but it remains unclear whether it would be effective in practice. CCM relies on the idea that emitting small amounts of aerosols at high
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Applications are invited for a fully funded fixed-term position at the Research Associate (PostDoc) level in de-risking cirrus modification. Cirrus cloud modification (CCM) could in-theory mitigate
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. Development of DT information modelling, data fusion, and forecasting guidelines and standards, and technology maturity benchmarks to derive cloud platform maturity level standards. Lead on the development
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guidelines and standards, and technology maturity benchmarks to derive cloud platform maturity level standards. Lead on the development of business models, financial analyses, and market adoption strategies
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pipelines that will ultimately be deployed onto a cloud-based industry-standard platform, including their subsequent use for further research. This post is full-time (part-time working will be considered, 0.8
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within a Unix/Linux HPC or cloud computing environment Proficiency in programming (e.g. using Linux/Python and R), command-line applications, and programming standards such as version control High level
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such as landslide movement style, runout, and how landslide hazards evolve over time. This Ph.D. project will leverage the analysis of new time-series data from cloud-based satellite image archives
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-oriented research. The work will be carried out in the new OpenIreland research infrastructure, a large-scale testbed for experimentation in open optical, wireless and cloud technologies. The position will
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cloud data centres. However, this can come at the cost of performance and slower function processing, which manifests as higher energy consumption and increased operational costs (OpEx) for operators. So