High-Resolution Climate Change Modeling
National Institute for Space Research
The institute carries out research, tecnical development, and operations activities on Space and Atmospheric Sciences, Earth Observation, Weather and Climate forecasts and studies.
This work is under the context of the Project “INCT Climate Change Phase 2”, one of the National Institutes of Science and Technology supported by FAPESP in the state of São Paulo, together with CNPq, at federal level.
The activity of the project is the development of high-resolution climate change scenarios using the INPE´s Eta Model.
Homepage: http://www3.cptec.inpe.br/eta/projects/
The scholarship aims to generate scenarios of climate change through high-resolution climate modeling, addressing issues related to the impacts of land-use changes and global greenhouse gas emission scenarios on socioeconomic sectors in Southeast Brazil.
The work involves:- The construction of land-use maps.
- Running the Eta Regional Climate Model for multi-decadal ranges with different land-use maps.
- Analyzing model output in a multidisciplinary approach.
-Ph.D. obtained within the last seven years in Geosciences, Environmental Engineering, Meteorology, Earth System Science, Hydrology, or Water Resources,
-Experience in climate modeling using the Eta model. A minimum of four years of research involving the development and long-term integrations (multi-decades) using high-resolution climate models with a multidisciplinary approach;
-Excellent teamwork skills in climate modeling, demonstrated through publications; Interest in multidisciplinary projects.
Candidates should send an email to marcelecd@gmail.com and chou.chan@inpe.br with the following:
1. Curriculum summary following the FAPESP model (up to 4 pages) – model fapesp.br/5266;
2. Cover letter with a brief description of interests and research experiences (1 page).
The position is open to Brazilians and foreigners.