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Vacancies PhD Candidate “PhD position in Remote Sensing of Aquatic Biophysics” Key takeaways Are you an emerging scientist driven by scientific curiosity to discover and learn? Are you interested in
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of vegetation health. Translate insights gained to the exploitation of current radar satellite missions. You will be supervised by Professor Susan Steele-Dunne, an expert in microwave remote sensing of vegetation
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. Translate insights gained to the exploitation of current radar satellite missions. You will be supervised by Professor Susan Steele-Dunne, an expert in microwave remote sensing of vegetation. You will be part
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how clouds impact the surface mass balance of the Greenland Ice sheet. This challenging research position requires developing a good understanding of climate modelling and remote sensing. You will work
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. Requirements Specific Requirements An MSc in remote sensing of water quality, or related field Strong understanding of radiative transfer processes within the visible part of the solar spectrum, coupled with a
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, seasonal/annual greening variations, and greening mechanisms on the mountain water balance. To achieve this, you will conduct field and remote sensing studies in a small mountain catchment in the Swiss Alps
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with partners worldwide. Satellites are increasingly used to monitor events and processes on Earth. Thermal-infrared (TIR) remote sensing with satellites can be used to detect fires, evaporative cooling
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scales, the important demand for mining the critical minerals present in the region, and/or the ethical aspects around the water resources and their usage. Apply tools developed in remote sensing to answer
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produced by the eye, the aqueous humor. Post-surgery, close IOP monitoring is essential to assess surgical outcomes, however, conventional in-office measurements are inconvenient and unable to capture
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surface and subsurface moisture maps. The training programme includes engaging in advanced workshops and seminars focused on remote sensing and GNSS-R technologies and their applications in environmental