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hydrologic model software development project. AWI is creating a replicable, hybrid HPC-cloud water science environment to support a collaborative experiment to analyze the National Water Model and improve US
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candidate for a Postdoctoral Fellow position. Research interests and expertise in modeling and data analyses of hydrologic processes. Successful candidates will hold a terminal degree in Civil
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world. AWI-affiliated researchers specialize in water security and quality, remote sensing, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, biodiversity, watershed management and human health through synergies with AWI
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, and more to tackle the pressing water challenges faced by Alabama and the world. AWI-affiliated researchers specialize in water security and quality, remote sensing, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling
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specialize in water security and quality, remote sensing, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, biodiversity, watershed management and human health through synergies with AWI research programs, including the NOAA
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focus on water issues that face our world today. AWI-affiliated researchers specialize in hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, water security and quality, remote sensing, biodiversity and watershed
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, flood, drought, water quality, and other hydrologic forecasting applications. Information systems and technology for water management, engineering, and operations that leads to hydroinformatics
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hydrologic forecasting applications. Information systems and technology for water management, engineering, and operations that leads to hydroinformatics innovations in geospatial data management and analytics
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and quality, remote sensing, hydrological modeling, biodiversity, watershed management and human health through synergies with existing centers and the creation of new centers under the umbrella of AWI
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in geophysics, tectonics, water resources, and geochemistry, and ongoing relationships with the Geological Survey of Alabama, Cooperative Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology (CIROH), and