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training in field work techniques, ecological modelling and GIS will be provided by an interdisciplinary supervisor team. Funding duration – 4 years Funding Comment This scholarship covers the full cost
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programme No Description/content The Graduate School for Geoinformatics (GSGI) provides a structured doctoral education in the interdisciplinary field of geoinformatics. GI (geoinformation) is a powerful
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topographic indices as environmental variables for mapping, and satellite data for weather. The doctoral student will be part of a broad research group with expertise in GIS, AI, soil science, forest ecology
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independently and collaboratively Excellent written and verbal communication skills Desirable Experience with modelling tools (e.g., MATSim, UrbanSim, ActivitySim, GIS, or Statistics) Experience in stakeholder
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agricultural or ecological settings. Experience with GIS (Geographic Information Systems) or spatial analysis for landscape-level studies. Experience with scientific writing in English You need to be able
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forests are merits. Skills in planning, executing, and reporting scientific studies, as well as experience with statistical analyses, GIS and literature reviews (incl. meta-analyses) are meriting
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hydrological conditions is an advantage Experience with machine learning models and hydrologic/hydraulic modeling Strong familiarity with tools such as SWMM and GIS Proficiency in programming and data analysis
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Information Systems (GIS), programming in Python, practical forestry, nature conservation, cultural heritage management, as well as a driver’s license, are considered assets. Place of work: Umeå Forms
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and/or Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and be keen to learn new methods. The University of Birmingham is providing full funding for this project for a UK student. International students should
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Soils. • Knows, or is interested in, working with GIS/spatial data analysis, network analysis or modelling socio-economic structures. We offer an appointment in accordance with the Collective Labour