[ECOLOG-L] postdoc University of Wisconsin - patterns of foliar traits, remote sensing

ith strong quantitative skills. Please pass this along to anyone whom you think might be interested, or let me know if you have possible candidates. Thanks much, Phil Townsend, University of Wisconsin-Madison Post-Doctoral Position - Spatial Patterns in Vegetation Traits and Foliar Function / Hyp

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoc, University of Wisconsin, hyperspectral remote sensing of vegetation

below to Dr. Phil Townsend. Please send the documents compiled together in ONE PDF named YourSurname.pdf with “Hyperspectral Postdoc Application 2016” in the email subject line. - Letter outlining research interests, academic and professional background - Resume or CV - Copies of transc

[ECOLOG-L] Postdoc, University of Wisconsin, multispectral remote sensing, trailcams and wildlife

The position is open to both US citizen and international candidates. Interested applicants are asked to e-mail the documents listed below to Dr. Phil Townsend. Please send the documents compiled together in ONE PDF named YourSurname.pdf with “Snapshot Wisconsin Postdoc Application 2016” i

[ECOLOG-L] PhD student position remote sensing & forest functional types

- Resume/CV - Copies of transcripts (unofficial copies acceptable at this point) - GRE scores, if available - Names and contact information (email address) for three references (no letters at this point) Interested applicants should contact Dr. Phil Townsend as soon as possible, and we have a

[ECOLOG-L] Summer Field Assistants Needed / Forest Ecology - University of Wisconsin

apply, please contact: Clayton Kingdon Department of Forest & Wildlife Ecology University of Wisconsin Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone: 608-262-3296 -- Phil Townsend Associate Professor Forest Remote Sensing Lab rs.forest.wisc.edu Forest & Wildlife Ecology University of Wisconsin-Madi

PhD assistantship - remote sensing/forest ecology - U. of Wisconsin

starting with the Fall Semester of 2007, but the successful candidate may start with the Summer 2007 field season if they are available. Interested applicants should contact Dr. Phil Townsend as soon as possible, but we are hoping to make a decision by May 1, 2007. More on Dr. Townsend’s lab

Grad student positions - Remote sensing / forest ecology

information, please contact Dr. Phil Townsend at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, Department of Forest Ecology and Management, [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more information on Dr. Townsend’s lab group, see http://rs.forest.wisc.edu/. Interested applicants should have the following skills

Ph.D. graduate research assistantships in remote sensing & forest ecology

processes and linking those approaches to field-based measures of forest ecosystem attributes. Working under Dr. Phil Townsend (http://forest.wisc.edu/facstaff/townsend.html), students will join the research team in the Forest Remote Sensing Lab in the Department of Forest Ecology and Management

Postdoctoral opportunity in remote sensing and forest/landscape ecology

year (renewable for one or more additional years subject to performance and the availability of funds). Please send an electronic application with curriculum vitae, a statement of research interests, and the names of three references to Dr. Phil Townsend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please include “Remote Sen