4 remote-sensing positions at University of Montana in United States

Prescribed Fire and Fuels Technician, National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis

work capacity test. Must have a valid driver’s license. Chainsaw experience. Familiarity with geospatial skills such as GIS including desktop and field-based solutions; GPS; and remote sensing

Assistant Teaching Professor in Geographic Information Systems, Department of Forest Management

noteworthy productivity in fire and water sciences, remote sensing, forest ecology, and silviculture. DFM faculty direct the Montana Climate Office, The National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis, and The

Assistant-Associate Professor of Fluvial Geomorphology- UM Western

practice in the discipline is central to our experiential focus. Teaching responsibilities include upper-level courses in hydrology, surficial processes, GIS & remote sensing, and soil science, and lower

Assistant Professor of Forest Sciences, W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation

, climatology and watershed hydrology, forest ecology, and remote sensing. Additionally, the DFM houses some of the college’s major research and extension centers – the Fire Center, the Inland Northwest Growth