VN 23/33 Research Fellowship at KNMI 2024.
EUMETSAT is now inviting applications from suitably qualified data scientists from its Member States for a Research Fellowship at KNMI on improved earth modelling of atmospheric and ocean coupling, exploiting the international virtual constellation of ocean surface vector winds from satellites.
The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) offers an inspiring working environment in an international setting. KNMI provides currently state-of-the-art wind services for all wind scatterometers as part of the EUMETSAT Ocean and Sea Ice Satellite Application Facility and the EU Copernicus marine service.
Duties
The proposed fellowship activities as data scientist will therefore be dedicated to scientific research in the following areas: Scatterometer wind data assimilation;
Coupled ocean forcing experiments;
Process-based coupled model error attribution with ML.
QUALIFICATIONS
A university degree in Physics, Maths, Meteorology, Engineering, or equivalent, and relevant research experience, including PhD or at the level thereof.
LANGUAGES
Candidates must be able to work proficiently in English, both verbally and written.
DEADLINE
25 September 2023
The Research Fellow will join the Active-Sensing Satellite research group at KNMI (De Bilt, The Netherlands). atmosphere and the ocean, providing improvements to both weather and ocean forecasting. Moreover, improved descriptions of the intimate coupling of the ocean and the atmosphere, over more than 70% of the earth surface, will benefit climate change studies. The leading experience atmosphere and the ocean, providing improvements to both weather and ocean forecasting. Moreover, improved descriptions of the intimate coupling of the ocean and the atmosphere, over more than 70% of the earth surface, will benefit climate change studies. The leading experience at KNMI on satellite wind retrieval from an international virtual scatterometer constellation will in particular be exploited by the fellow to investigate its enhanced use for weather and climate. A close collaboration is foreseen with international scientists in the field, in particular from ICM in Barcelona, Spain, and with ECMWF.
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