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reflected by oceans, ice and land, and when a receiver in orbit captures these reflections, they become a free, global source of information about our planet. This is the idea behind GNSS-Reflectometry (GNSS
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Environmental Engineering (CEE). For more information, please visit: https://earthobservatory.sg , https://ntu.edu.sg/ase , and https://ntu.edu.sg/cee . We are looking to fill a total of 5 Research Fellow
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and adaptive management. Challenges: Documenting change in GNSS-denied subsea environments presents significant challenges. While changes occur over large spatial scales, change is often gradual
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, synchronization errors, propagation effects, interference and satellite geometry on positioning and receiver performance Investigate GNSS-5G/6G coexistence, hybrid GNSS/NTN positioning and resilient PNT techniques
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. Challenges: Documenting change in GNSS-denied subsea environments presents significant challenges. While changes occur over large spatial scales, change is often gradual, meaning that between seasonal
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. Challenges: Documenting change in GNSS-denied subsea environments presents significant challenges. While changes occur over large spatial scales, change is often gradual, meaning that between seasonal
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. The numerical results will be validated against the geophysical dataset acquired as part of the ERC REASSESS project (GNSS measurements and satellite imagery for horizontal velocities and ice uplift; passive
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programme Reference Number AE2026-0286 Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Portuguese version: https://repositorio.inesctec.pt/editais/pt/AE2026-0286
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. The aim of this postdoc project will be to adapt the algorithm to leverage information contained in real-time GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) data in order to provide reliable magnitude estimates
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forms on lenses and propellers, and lidar and cameras return degraded data in blowing snow, fog and low sun. At high magnetic latitudes, magnetometers become unreliable for heading, and GNSS reception can