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of Stavanger (UoS). The position is funded within the project “SURF: “Subsurface Understanding for Robust emissions Forecasting”. SURF is funded by the Research Council of Norway and industry partners. We
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of democratic resilience for mixed-record political systems that successfully contain some challenges but not others? Is it possible to forecast future democratic resilience by looking at or learning from
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methods to evaluate the UFS ‘s ability to predict extreme events. The purpose of the project is to evaluate the biases and skill of the sub-seasonal to seasonal forecasts generated with the UFS prototypes
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and the ability to publish high-quality academic outputs. You are expected to have proven experience in developing and applying predictive deep-learning models for data-driven analysis and forecasting
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strategies Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) Water information systems, knowledge management, and decision-support tools Forecasting, monitoring, and early warning systems Environmental sustainability
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forecasting in a healthcare or epidemiological setting Experience engaging with industry partners, NHS organisations or patient/public contributors; first- or co-author peer-reviewed publication(s) Downloading
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challenging for developing advanced spatiotemporal forecasting models. By integrating causal inference with interpretable AI techniques, the project aims not only to improve prediction accuracy but also to
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methods and AI-assisted modelling approaches to improve modelling, forecasting, and optimisation of energy systems. Perform techno-economic and environmental analysis of integrated energy systems, including
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and pollution prevention, with opportunities to engage in applied environmental solutions, brownfield redevelopment, and community-oriented research. AI-Enabled Detection and Forecasting of Invasive
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forecasting. Excellent organizational and project management skills. Excellent communication skills, both oral and written. Comfortable working independently and in team settings. APPLICATIONS Please submit a