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meet the increasing future demand for fresh produce, a greater understanding of water use efficiency is required to optimise irrigation in cropping systems, to manage the infinite resource of fresh water
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Supervisor: W Otten Opportunity Reference No: SWEE0259 Future food security relies on efficient and sustainable use of finite land and water resources. Water use efficiency in crops is critical, especially in
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effective nature-based solutions for managing SO in selected catchments. With this PhD, you will become an integral member of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Water Infrastructure and Resilience
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environmental, ecological or civil engineering, environmental science, hydrology, ecology, water resources management, and geography. A full-UK driving license is essential. The ideal candidate should have some
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, the project will contribute to building more adaptive and resilient water infrastructure systems, ensuring the long-term viability and security of water resources for future generations. Additionally, as part
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South West Water and the Centre for Doctoral Training in Water Infrastructure and Resilience. EPSRC PhD Studentship in: Big Data, Network Complexity and Machine Learning to Deliver Targeted Pro-active
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in the area of engineering of water in natural, urban and industrial contexts, processing and recovery of residual resources, environmental risk assessment and chemical risk reduction. The aim is to
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, duration, and severity. In this context, effective water management will be crucial to ensuring a reliable supply of this vital resource. To comprehend the journey of water from rainfall to various supply
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solution for flood risk assessment to support practical flood risk management in both data-rich and scarce environments. Methodology This exciting PhD project aims to harness the latest developments in high
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the country where increased population growth, house building, and wastewaster management places substantial pressures on freshwater resources. This project will address current gaps in knowledge by considering