Assistant or Associate Professor of Multifunctional Landscapes
Core
Balancing diverse human needs (food, water, energy, timber, recreation) with the needs of fish, wildlife, and other non-human species at landscape scales.
Role type
Assistant or Associate Professor of Multifunctional Landscapes
Builds
Adaptive and resilient ecosystems to mitigate climate change impacts
Domain
Forestry, Soil Science, Environmental Science, Ecology, Landscape Architecture
Deliverable
research
Required skills
securing extramural research funding, remote sensing, GIS, spatial statistics, landscape modeling, regional/national/global spatial scale analysis
Preferred skills
forested systems expertise, mobile platform operation (planes, drones, gliders)
Technologies
remote sensing, GIS, mobile platforms, spatial statistics, landscape modeling
Responsibilities
Conduct landscape-scale research on the water-energy-food nexus, design landscapes for carbon storage and disaster buffering, teach undergraduate and graduate courses in remote sensing
Seniority
Assistant or Associate Professor, tenure-line