Fiona Johnson
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Connecting changing sub-daily precipitation extremes to flash floods UNSW (University of New South Wales) in Australia
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Data Science
Deadline
Expired
Country
Australia
University
University of New South Wales
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Keywords
Data Science
Environmental Science
Hydrology
Climatology
Climate Science
Civil Engineering
Python Programming
Radar Technology
Big Data
Water Pollution
Matlab Programming
Reading Research
Flood Risk
Flood
Precipitation
Energy Resources
Natural Hazard
Programming Language
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We are recruiting a PhD researcher as part of a recently funded Australian Research Council Linkage project at UNSW working with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water and the NSW State Emergency Service on “Connecting changing sub-daily precipitation extremes to flash floods”. The PhD project will investigate how high spatial and temporal resolution information on extreme rainfalls from radar and regional downscaling models can be used to better understand historical and future flood risk. The PhD position will be based in the Water Research Centre in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering and collaborating with researchers and practitioners in the UNSW Climate Change Research Centre and the NSW Bushfire and Natural Hazards Research Centre.
We are looking for a candidate with experience in flood modelling (e.g Tuflow, MIKE software) and good knowledge of current flood design and floodplain planning in Australia. Experience in programming (Python, R or Matlab) and managing and analysing large data sets is highly desirable.
All interested applicants should email Associate Professor Fiona Johnson ( [email protected] ) with a short description of their background, research experience and interest relevant to the project, along with academic transcripts, CV, English Language proficiency certificates, and links to any published papers.