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Today's Topics:
1. Meteorological Forecaster at the Bermuda Weather Service
(Bermuda Weather )
2. ENVEast - NERC Doctoral Training Partnership (Roland von Glasow)
3. PhD Research Assistantships at the University of Idaho (USA)
(Roger Brugge)
4. Leeds-Met Office NERC DTP PhD on Using regional and global
impacts models to inform adaptation (Roger Brugge)
5. Data Archive Administrator, Grade: B6, Ref.: VN13-20, Closing
Date 3 January 2014 - Julie Palmer (ECMWF) (Julie Palmer)
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 16:41:05 -0400
From: "Bermuda Weather " <jobs@weather.bm>
Subject: [Met-jobs] Meteorological Forecaster at the Bermuda Weather
Service
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BAS-Serco
Meteorological Forecasters
BAS-Serco Ltd., a Bermudian joint venture company offering facilities
management and general outsourcing services, is seeking an intelligent,
motivated individual who is a certified Meteorological Forecaster, to join the
Bermuda Weather Service. The successful applicant will join our team of
dedicated professionals, monitoring the weather, producing forecasts and
warnings for aviation, marine interests and the general public.
The successful Meteorological Forecaster candidate will:
? be a qualified Meteorologist, by any of the following
criteria:
a) hold a recognized Bachelor of Science degree in
Meteorology with one year operational experience
b) hold a recognized Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
or Science with three years forecasting experience in an operational
environment
c) have ten-years forecasting experience in an
operational environment
? be certified as having completed aeronautical forecaster training,
approved by the World Meteorological Organization
? be willing to attend in-house and overseas training courses and have
a strong desire to improve skills and knowledge;
? be willing to work rotating 12 hour shifts, weekends & public
holidays;
? demonstrate excellent presentation skills including a high degree of
oral and written communication;
? have a strong sense of loyalty, motivation, dedication and a high
degree of commitment and interest/passion for weather.
? be able to balance team work with the ability to work as an
independent forecaster
? be able to make rapid and effective decisions in reaction to changing
weather patterns
? react calmly during periods of high operational workload and be able
to prioritize effectively
? be able to deal comfortably with clients at all levels, including the
general public, the media, police and emergency services.
The successful applicant will join our team of dedicated professionals,
monitoring the weather, producing forecasts and warnings for aviation, marine
interests and the general public. Experience within the Bermuda Weather
Service would be a desirable asset.
If you are interested in this Qualified Meteorological Forecaster position,
please send a r?sum?, under a covering letter highlighting how you match our
criteria, by email to: jobs@weather.bm
** In the Subject line, please type: 2014 Forecaster Position
All applications will be treated in strictest confidence. Closing date: 9
December 2013.
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Message: 2
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 17:06:03 +0000
From: Roland von Glasow <R.von-Glasow@uea.ac.uk>
Subject: [Met-jobs] ENVEast - NERC Doctoral Training Partnership
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PhD Studentship Opportunities in the Environment East Doctoral Training
Partnership (EnvEast DTP)
We are delighted to announce that EnvEast has received a ?5 million
award from the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) to create a
new Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP); a collaboration between the
Universities of East Anglia, Kent and Essex and 22 other research
partners. EnvEast will enrol its first students in October 2014 and will
support over 60 PhD students enrolling over the next five years in
environmental, earth and ecological sciences. They will join a vibrant
research community of other PhD research students from the UK and across
the globe studying in the same or similar areas.
The EnvEast DTP will provide training notably in three key themes of
international significance:
(i) Climate, Marine and Atmospheric Systems
(ii) Biodiversity, Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Development
(iii) Natural Hazards
The partnership draws together relevant expertise from a complementary
set of research organisations to train scientists capable of making
outstanding contributions to their discipline and able to apply their
knowledge to the challenges facing the UK economy, the quality of life
for its citizens, and the state of the global environment.
The first studentship competition is now open (November 2013) for entry
in October 2014. Deadline for applications is midnight on 6th January 2014.
Please see
https://www.uea.ac.uk/science/graduate-school/home/prospective-students/enveast-nerc-doctoral-training-partnership
for full details and instructions on how to apply.
In general full studentship funding for 3.5 years of study is available
for UK residents, while most EU applicants would be eligible for
fees-only funding. Most non-EU nationals will NOT be eligible for
funding but a small number will be. We ask applicants to check their
eligibility carefully before applying because the eligibility rules are
complex.
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2013 10:42:43 +0000
From: "Roger Brugge" <r.brugge@reading.ac.uk>
Subject: [Met-jobs] PhD Research Assistantships at the University of
Idaho (USA)
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Forwarded from CLIMLIST...
The University of Idaho seeks PhD students to contribute to an
integrative research project to study adaptation to changes in water
resources. The research focuses on the headwaters of the Columbia River
and covers a diverse set of drivers and responses. We seek a PhD student
to focus on the historic and projected changes in climate across the
region and to examine the sensitivity of watersheds to changes in
climate including climate extremes. Students will be part of a National
Science Foundation funded Integrative Graduate Education and Research
Traineeship program (IGERT) to facilitate interdisciplinary water
resource research and education, with an emphasis on training in
decision-making skills. IGERT students will also work with universities
in Idaho, Canada and Chile.
Review of applications will begin Dec 15, 2013. Earlier applications are
highly encouraged. Doctoral traineeships begin June 1, 2014. For more
information please visit:
<http://www.uidaho.edu/cogs/envs/water-resources/igert>
John Abatzoglou
University of Idaho
Department of Geography
Assistant Professor
http://webpages.uidaho.edu/jabatzoglou/
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Message: 4
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2013 10:44:01 +0000
From: "Roger Brugge" <r.brugge@reading.ac.uk>
Subject: [Met-jobs] Leeds-Met Office NERC DTP PhD on Using regional
and global impacts models to inform adaptation
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Please see the following link for a Leeds/Met Office NERC DTP PhD studentship on Using regional and global impacts models to inform adaptation:
http://www.nercdtp.leeds.ac.uk/projects/index.php?id=74
Please feel free to advertise this and forward it to anyone who might be interested
Pete Falloon Manager, Climate Impacts Modelling
Met Office Hadley Centre FitzRoy Road Exeter Devon EX1 3PB United Kingdom
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 21 Nov 2013 11:31:32 +0000 (GMT)
From: Julie Palmer <julie.palmer@ecmwf.int>
Subject: [Met-jobs] Data Archive Administrator, Grade: B6, Ref.:
VN13-20, Closing Date 3 January 2014 - Julie Palmer (ECMWF)
To: "met-jobs " <met-jobs@lists.reading.ac.uk>
Cc: Julie Palmer <julie.palmer@ecmwf.int>
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Roger
Please advertise this job on your site.
Many thanks ,
Julie
--
Mrs Julie Palmer
ECMWF, HR Section
Email: julie.palmer@ecmwf.int
Telephone: +44 118 9499161
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