Assistantship

Oklahoma State University is advertising a PhD opening in Flood Modeling and Management through a Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) in the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering. The position is based at OSU’s main campus in Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA , and the selected student will join the Hydrological Extremes Lab under the supervision of Dr. K.J. Jafarzadegan . The research focus is on flood characterization, flood modeling, and flood management , with strong relevance to h...

PhD opportunity in Integrated Remote Sensing and Hydrological Modelling at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II in Napoli, Italy . This project, hosted by HydroLAB in the DICEA department and coordinated by Prof. Salvatore Manfreda , focuses on combining remote sensing , hydrological modelling , water resources , water quality , GIS , and citizen science to build an integrated framework for monitoring rivers and inland waters. The research will use multi-source Earth observation and fiel...

MS/PhD Assistantship in Flood Mapping at the University of Maine The Simulation and Terrain-based River Elevation Advanced Mapping (STREAM) project is seeking graduate students for an MS/PhD assistantship focused on flood mapping, floodplain modeling, and hydrologic risk assessment in rural and low-population areas of Maine. Students will develop mapped floodplains where detailed hydrologic and hydraulic studies have not yet been conducted, using high-resolution elevation data and advanced model...

PhD opening in Hydrologic Modeling at New Mexico State University in the United States . HydroCS conducts research at the intersection of computational hydrology , hydrologic modeling , and scientific computing . Current and anticipated directions include large-scale hydrologic and hydraulic modeling workflows, high-performance and scalable computing for hydrologic applications, reproducible computational workflows and open-source software development, and machine-learning-based surrogate and ad...

The Marshall Lab Group at the Colorado School of Mines is recruiting one or more PhD students to work on snow extremes , snow hydrology , water resources , and interactions between snow and terrestrial ecosystems . The project emphasizes computational approaches and programming, making it a strong fit for applicants who want to use data-driven or modeling methods in a PhD. The position is based at Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado, USA, and one student will be supported by an NSF CARE...