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for innovative GI planning. · Leveraging emerging technologies such as AI and XR to model urban futures. · Innovating urban planning using crowd-sourced and social media data. This PhD offers
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resources (e.g. GIS) /environments effectively to support learning and assessment; developing programme proposals and making substantial contributions to the design of teaching programmes more widely; where
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Degree relevant to the discipline area (usually PhD) or equivalent qualifications and/or professional experience in Urban Analytics, Urban Planning, Urban Design, Data Science, GIS, or a related field
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clubs You should possess a relevant Ph.D/D.Phil with post-qualification research experience, possess specialist knowledge of geospatial energy modelling and optimization in Python and GIS, plus experience
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analyses; landscape archaeology and GIS; zooarchaeology; archaeological proteomics. Appointment at Research Associate level is dependent on having a PhD. Those who have submitted but not yet received their
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Boundaries of gender: ‘petticoat governments’ and secondary voices in nineteenth century European expeditions of Africa Digital Humanities Institute PhD Research Project Self Funded Dr Kathryn
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Applying circular economy strategies to provide more space in cities with less resources and lower whole life carbon emissions School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering PhD Research
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on how others carry out theirs. Person Specification Normally, a higher Degree relevant to the discipline area (usually PhD) or equivalent qualifications and/or professional experience in Geography
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Environmental GIS teaching across the Faculty.The Department encourages applications from those trained in quantitative geography (in particular spatial statistics) with confidence in the use of GIS and data
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particular research focus on climate change ecology, climate proxy data and spatiotemporal modelling. Applicants should have a PhD in geography, quantitative environmental archaeology, ecology, or a related