[Aqualist] 2 Fluvial Post-docs; Univ. of Canberra

[Tim Barrows]

From: "Martin Thoms" <Martin_Thoms at enterprise.canberra.edu.au>

The CRC for Freshwater Ecology (CRCFE) at the University of Canberra is a
national research centre specialising in river and wetland ecology. It is a
joint venture between 19 partner organisations in five states and territories
and is funded by the Commonwealth Government and the partner organisations.
The
CRCFE is about to commence two large multi-disciplined research projects; the
first on the Narran Lakes Floodplain wetland complex, and the second on the
Macintyre River Floodplain. Applications are invited for the following
positions.
1. POST DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW (SPATIAL ANALYST)
$44099 - $47473 pa Ref No. 03/2077
The CRC for Freshwater Ecology (CRCFE) are about to commence a large multi
disciplined research project on the Narran Lakes Floodplain wetland
complex. A
person with skills in spatial modelling, floodplain/river processes, GIS and
statistics is required to work in this multi-disciplinary team. The
successful
applicant will be responsible for the collection and analysis of data on the
character of this RAMSAR listed wetland in response to altered wetting and
drying cycles.
A postgraduate degree or relevant experience in spatial modelling with
experience in fluvial geomorphology and or freshwater ecology is required.
The
applicant should also have experience in fieldwork in remote locations.
The position is available initially for two years and subject to funding
may be
extended for up to four years in the first instance. Enquires should be
directed to Associate Professor Martin Thoms on 02
? 6201 2933 ?
Thoms at scides.canberra.edu.au.
2. POST DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW (GEOMORPHOLOGIST/ECOLOGIST)
$44099 - $47473 pa Ref No. 03/2078
The CRC for Freshwater Ecology (CRCFE) and the NSW DIPNR are about to
commence a
large collaborative project on Floodplain river processes in the Macintyre
River. A Geomorphologist/ Ecologist with skills in floodplain/river
processes,
GIS and statistics is required to work in this multi-disciplinary team. The
successful applicant will be responsible for the collection and analysis of
data
on the character of floodplain and river channel patches and the hydrology of
floodplain river channel connections and the ecological consequences of these
connections.
A degree or relevant experience in fluvial geomorphology and freshwater
ecology,
preferably at a postgraduate level is required. The applicant should also
have
experience in fieldwork in remote locations.
The position is available initially for two years and subject to funding
may be
extended for up to three years in the first instance. Enquires should be
directed to Associate Professor Martin Thoms on 02 ? 6201 2933 ?
Thoms at scides.canberra.edu.au.
Closing Date for both of these positions: 15 August 2003
The University is an EO employer offering excellent conditions and benefits
including generous superannuation.
For more information on these positions and how to apply, go to our
website at
http://www.canberra.edu.au/jobs or call 02 6201 2607 (24 hours).