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and conducting laboratory and field experiments. Experience with numerical and computational modeling of water and sediment systems. Experience with coupled hydrologic, hydrodynamic, hydraulic
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gradient. Operate, maintain, and calibrate high-frequency in situ sensors measuring hydrodynamics and aquatic biogeochemical properties. Contribute to the application of mass balance models and stable
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CIIMAR - Interdisciplinary Center of Marine and Environmental Research - Uporto | Portugal | 2 months ago
the main transport patterns in estuarine areas. The candidate will run hydrodynamic models that will feed Lagrangian models to represent accumulation areas under several scenarios. It is also expected
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-fidelity numerical models to be analysed under regular and irregular sea states (e.g., coupled hydrodynamic–structural models and/or FEM workflows). Develop surrogate models representing the coupled dynamic
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the hydrodynamics of offshore structures and ocean energy converters using specialised software. he researcher will also conduct physical scale modelling and experimental analysis in ocean basins, and apply machine
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detection and Digital Elevation Model (DEM) derivation, as well as experience in mentoring undergraduate and graduate students. Experience in using numerical models, including but not limited to hydrodynamic
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kinetic models and their hydrodynamic limits. Dispersive phenomena in kinetic theory. Quantum gases. Applicants must hold a PhD degree in mathematics, physics or a related field. We seek candidates with
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projections under climate change and plays a key role in evaluating flood safety targets and risk-reduction measures. We are looking for a candidate to run the GFZ model chain RFM (Regional Flood Model
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response, infrastructure resilience, and long-term planning. Traditional flood modelling approaches fall into two broad categories. Physically based hydrodynamic models, such as CityCAT, simulate flood
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). Assessing physical and chemical impact pathways associated with offshore wind installation and operation & maintenance (O&M), including underwater noise and vibrations, seabed and hydrodynamic changes