The project aims to integrate existing atmospheric, hydrologic and runoff models within a GIS environment, to answer questions as to whether future climate or land use change pose a greater threat to the water quality and quantity of rivers in the Great Lakes Region. The project will concentrate on two rapidly urbanizing watersheds in Michigan those of the River Raisin and the Huron River. The individual will also be responsible for technical support of a multi-platform GIS and Remote Sensing Facility. A Ph.D. or masters degree plus 2 years of experience is required, and training in hydrology is strongly desired. Teaching experience is an advantage.
Funding is guaranteed for two years.
Salary is dependant on qualifications and experience, ability to work in the US is required. The position will be filled as soon as a suitable candidate is found. An initial review of candidates will be conducted July 12th 1997.