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, transport use; generate environmental impact factors for future energy and material use over several decades using prospective LCA applications such as premise; gathering data from existing GIS, energy and
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history, history of health and care, history of welfare provision, and history of social policy. Expertise and affinity with quantitative methods, mixed-methods and GIS is desirable. The successful
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courses and master programs, while also adding to the group’s research excellence. This primarily includes participating in the existing education portfolio, with a focus on our basic and advanced GIS and
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of ecological processes contributing to carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emission from land use and forestry; affinity with spatially explicit approaches in land use monitoring and reporting (GIS
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courses and master programs, while also adding to the group’s research excellence. This primarily includes participating in the existing education portfolio, with a focus on our basic and advanced GIS and
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, MODFLOW, CATHY, HGS, FEFLOW, DSSAT, etc.), and model calibration/validation techniques; in-depth experience with GIS packages (e.g., ArcGIS, Qgis) and advanced data analysis techniques; in-depth experience
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variety of societal stakeholders and academic partners creative, innovative, eager to learn and persistent; be able and ready to start this EngD position no later than 1.10.2024; experience in using GIS, 3D
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to SF6 in new high voltage equipment, such as gas insulated switchgear (GIS) and Gas insulated lines (GIL). Manufacturers are developing new alternatives to SF6. However, as SF6 has many advantages which
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with quantitative methods, mixed-methods and GIS is desirable. The successful candidate has a good command of English (oral and written). Knowledge of one or more languages relevant for the project
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local cultural organizations and governmental data repositories • synthesize existing metadata on known archaeological sites in the Foxe Basin region, and model these data using GIS; and • carry out