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valuable for producing reliable climate projections, whether certain weather systems are fundamentally harder to model with machine learning than others, and whether we can develop emulators that can be
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in non-parametric, 3D environment modelling. We will assess the utility of these tools for map-building using magnetometer data as well as exploring the potential for existing geospatial maps to enable
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conducting quantitative data analysis related to hydrologic systems, including statistics, time-series analysis, geospatial analysis, or model calibration and validation Experience using scientific programming
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emissions affect peatland ecosystems across the island. The successful candidate will lead research integrating remote sensing, fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and geospatial methods, including GIS and
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area of Gaussian Process based Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM) and recent advances in non-parametric, 3D environment modelling. We will assess the utility of these tools for map-building
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knowledge Produce geospatial scenarios, vulnerability indicators, and decision-support tools Collaborate with research teams and community partners to support model development and application Mentor students
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of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) to integrate geospatial modelling, behavioural risk-perception research, agent-based simulation, and community engagement design in support of Singapore’s coastal adaptation
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₃ emissions affect peatland ecosystems across the island. The successful candidate will lead research integrating remote sensing, fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and geospatial methods, including GIS and
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of Communication and Information (WKWSCI) to integrate geospatial modelling, behavioural risk-perception research, agent-based simulation, and community engagement design in support of Singapore’s coastal adaptation
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agent based/individual based modelling, SEIR modelling, geospatial statistics, Bayesian statistics, burden mapping, measuring the impact of the environment on disease among others. The PI has projects in