An international observing system for long-term measurements in and around the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard addressing Earth System Science questions
An international research team led by ESA visited Svalbard last week in connection with the Copernicus Imaging Microwave Radiometry (CIMR) mission. This mission is developing sensors to measure Sea Ice Concentration, Sea Ice Extent and Sea Surface Temperature. These sensors will later be attached to a satellite to improve data on these parameters. Through the CIMRex campaign 2019 which just ended, the sensors have been tested out on ground to validate the measurements (Figure by CIMR mission.)
We are looking for an enthusiastic colleague to fill a new position that will better link the scientific research community and the SIOS data management system!
Authors from the SESS report 2018 and representatives of SIOS Knowledge Centre and the task force for the next SESS report gathered to discuss the use of the SESS report towards multidisciplinary integration and a better observing system.
The Norwegian Polar Institute is looking for person with a natural scientific background at master or PhD level for this job based in Ny-Ålesund. It is a 2-year position, with application deadline the 20th March.
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