[pccgrads] Fwd: Fw: UW/USGS postdoc opportunity

[Guillaume Mauger via pccgrads]

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De : Burgos, Alessandra <alessandra.burgos at oregonstate.edu>
Date: mer. 11 déc. 2024 à 11:28
Subject: Fw: UW/USGS postdoc opportunity
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Hey all, there's a postdoc opportunity to work with the COSMOS team, see
below. Application reviews are starting January 10.


Best,
Ali Burgos


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*From:* Barnard, Patrick <pbarnard at usgs.gov>
*Sent:* Tuesday, December 10, 2024 1:02 PM
*Subject:* UW/USGS postdoc opportunity


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Colleagues:

Please share this job posting as you see fit:

https://apply.interfolio.com/153701
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We are pleased to announce an opportunity for a *postdoctoral scholar to
join a team of researchers at the University of Washington and USGS
studying compound flood hazards and climate adaptation in the Pacific
Northwest, US. *This position is *available immediately* and offered for
one year, full time, with potential for extension depending on funding and
performance. We will *begin reviewing applications on January 10, 2025.*

Thanks!

Patrick

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Key duties and details:

Develop, calibrate, and refine high resolution coastal flood models for
coastal communities and ecosystems, and use current and predicted future
conditions to determine flood hazards for estuarine and open coast
settings, in particular using the Coastal Storm Modeling System (CoSMoS:
www.usgs.gov/cosmos
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).

Evaluate the probabilities and relative impacts of coastal, river, and
compound flooding in selected communities under current and predicted
future conditions.

Assess the efficacy of a range of coastal adaptation solutions (especially
habitat restoration) to minimize the future risk of sea level rise on
coastal communities.

Develop visualizations of model output to communicate results to a diverse
array of coastal stakeholders.

It is expected that this research will lead to one or more published peer
reviewed journal articles that will be co-authored by the postdoctoral
scholar and mentors. Other products are also expected as outcomes of this
work (e.g., visualizations, presentations).

This position is full time and offered for 1 year (12-months);
reappointment is possible depending upon job performance and funding
availability. The expected start date is Winter 2024. The position will be
hosted in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the
University of Washington supervised by Dr. Christie Hegermiller and Dr.
Alex Horner-Devine, but will be co-supervised by Dr. Patrick Barnard and
Dr. Eric Grossman at the USGS Pacific Coastal and Marine Science
Center. The successful candidate will join a cohort of several postdocs
spread across partner institutions in the region - through the NSF Cascadia
CoPes Hub - who work collaboratively on a wide range of project components
from seismic hazards to coastal inundation to community planning and
engagement. The candidate will also be able to participate in professional
development activities through the Hub.

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