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Wanted: PhD student position in snow modelling and hydro-climatological data analysis
The Department of Geography at the Faculty of Geo- and Atmospheric Sciences at the Leopold-Franzens University of Innsbruck (Austria) invites applications for a PhD student position in snow modelling and hydro-climatological data analysis to start on October 1, 2024. Project duration is 3 years. For more information see: https://geographie.uibk.ac.at/unicms/news/item?uid=46d3ed82-1cc7-11ef-820a-b49691a81138
❄️ ICYMI: Watch Noah Molotch explain how remote sensing technology is helping forecast water availability in the Rocky Mountains. Nicely edited short video by @VOANews https://buff.ly/3w9nrzF
Snow is interesting. But it's so much more than snow. Snow becomes liquid water. And that liquid informs all kinds of things from farming to bridge building.
Cluster member McKenzie Skiles is among the community of experts who are working to be able to accurately measure how much water is in the snow that's blanketing mountain ranges all over the world.
Sunday morning. Perfect time to sit back with a mug of warm, comforting something and read some of the 2022 #Arctic Report Card.
"Snow accumulation during the 2021/22 winter was moderately above average across the Arctic. Despite that, spring snow extent was below normal, consistent with the last 15 years."
#UniversityOfUtah based McKenzie Skiles presenting about snow albedo research during #AGU22. Skiles is a collaborator on many sessions at this year's Annual Fall Meeting. #CriticalZone #DustOnSnow #SnowHydrology #SnowResearch