Research Geospatial Analyst

The University of Lincoln's Catchments and Coasts Research Group is seeking a highly skilled Post-Doctoral Research Associate to join their team. As a Postdoctoral Fluvial Hydrologist, you will contribute to the delivery of the GCBC-funded project Sustainable Riverscape Management for Resilient Riverine Communities.

The project, running from November 2024 to April 2027, aims to develop evidence-based floodplain management practices that increase eco-geomorphological diversity while improving sustainable resource use for local communities. You will collaborate with researchers and stakeholders from various disciplines, including ecology, geography, and social sciences.

Your key responsibilities will include characterizing land use and change, hydrological modeling under climate change scenarios, hydro-morphological assessment of river networks, and quantifying ecosystem services. You will also need to collaborate with partners dealing with field surveys and studying local riverine communities' perceptions and values.

To succeed in this role, you will hold a PhD or equivalent in Physical Geography, Environmental Science, or a related discipline, with a track record of research in hydrology and/or fluvial geomorphology. Experience with numerical modeling, Geographical Information Systems, and working across spatial scales is highly desirable.

The estimated salary for this position is £37,999 per annum, based on the location and industry standards. The University of Lincoln offers a dynamic and supportive environment, making it an ideal place to grow your career as a Research Geospatial Analyst.