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content and job description] The successful candidate will contribute to the research on development of a global database on river levees and flood risk change projection (such as hydrological modeling and
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interests related to coastal restoration, marsh migration, and community adaptation to flood risk. While not exclusive, specific areas of research connected to these priorities could include: • Addressing
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projections under climate change and plays a key role in evaluating flood safety targets and risk-reduction measures. We are looking for a candidate to run the GFZ model chain RFM (Regional Flood Model
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quality. By promoting soil sealing, urbanization increases runoff volume. At the same time, the increasing frequency and intensity of weather events (flood, heat waves, …) increase the vulnerability
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, and manage hydrological and land-use datasets in support of environmental and flood modeling applications. • Produce GIS-based risk and vulnerability reports to support long-term planning, research, and
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projects focused on disaster resilience, coastal engineering, hydrodynamic and morphodynamic coastal processes, and flood risk reduction. IDRT is dedicated to enhancing disaster resilience by bridging
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models and observations yet still rely heavily on precomputed risk maps. Deep learning has improved flood mapping, but many models remain event-specific and transfer poorly between regions. Geospatial
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building on campus. Operate University Vehicles Must be able to travel to other PNW locations as needed. Report building damages, problems, and or needs to supervisor on shift Perform clean up after floods
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staff students and visitors; and carry out checks of University buildings and external car parking areas in order to prevent the risk of fire, flooding, accident and intrusion. Respond to Safe Zone alarm
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, entitled “Socio-climatic modelling and qualitative reasoning for coastal adaptation along the southern coastline of Martinique”, aims to develop a modelling framework combining coastal biophysical risks and