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Oferta de Trabajo  Código: 43856  

Puesto: PhD position "Ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction strategies"

Función: Forest Engineer / Graduate in Geological Sciences or Environmental Sciences (currently enrolled in a doctoral program)
Empresa: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas / Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales Nº de Plazas: 1
Referencia: 2020-T1/AMB-19913 Publicada el 12/5/2022 Publicada hasta el 01/6/2022
Tipo de Contrato: YEI Investigadores Predoctorales Dedicación: Jornada completa  
Localidad: Madrid Provincia: Madrid Disponibilidad para viajar: Si
Fecha de Incorporación: 01/07/2022 Fecha de Finalización: 24 + 24

Nivel Académico
Ingeniero Superior/Licenciado  
Master  

Titulación Académica
Geología (Titulación Universitaria)
Ingeniería de Montes (Titulación Universitaria)
Ciencias Ambientales (Titulación Universitaria)

Áreas tecnológicas
M- Geociencias

Idiomas
Idioma: Inglés Nivel Lectura: Alto Nivel Escrito: Alto Nivel Conversación: Alto

Conocimientos de Informática  
Desirable:
 Basic knowledge of computer/statistical languages (Python, R) (knowledge on Machine Learning techniques are an advantage).
 Advanced knowledge in Geographic Information Systems.
 Knowledge in numerical model (hydrological and hydraulic modelling).

Experiencia
Valuable skills:
 You are a curious person, with high learning abilities and aptitude for teamwork.
 You are a methodical person, with a high capacity for critical analysis, and highly motivated to develop a scientific career.
 You have excellent oral and written communication skills (English required).
 You are passionate about mountain environments and are able to undertake fieldwork (physically required tasks).
 You are able to travel (even for weeks).
 Ideally, you are familiarized with forest ecosystems assessment.

Otros

PhD topic: Coping with natural hazards in mountain areas under climate change scenarios requires a paradigm shift towards implementing ecosystem-based risk reduction strategies (Eco-DRR). Under this premise, the research will focus on improving knowledge about the protective role of the forest ecosystems against extreme events (i.e. torrential floods, snow avalanches, etc.) in the Pyrenees. The doctoral student will develop his/her research in the context of the INOVA-RISK project (2020-T1/AMB-19913), where an important engagement with local stakeholder will be expected. For additional information, please contact with Juan A. Ballesteros-Cánovas (juan.ballesteros@mncn.csic.es).