For example, the eddy covariance instrumentation, on 47m and 20m towers, requires regular attention for maintenance and calibration. Most of the necessary instruments and software to collect and analyze data are already operational, but there is scope for further development. We seek a person with a strong background in boundary-layer meteorology who will have responsibilities for deploying and maintaining micrometeorological and climatological instruments in the field, analyzing the resulting data, and interpreting these data with respect to micrometeorological and ecological theory. The position requires a Ph.D. or equivalent experience. The position is available from August 2001.
Funding is available for two years with the expectation of continuation.
We will begin screening applications on 18 June, but will consider later applications until the position is filled. Beverly Law Asst. Prof. College of Forestry Adjunct Asst.