Tuscaloosa, Alabama3 days ago
This position will have access to to the USGS Hydrologic Instrumentation Facility, a national hub for hydrologic instrumentation development, testing, training, and workforce development, in addition to advanced instrumentation, including recirculating flumes, velocity measurement systems, spectroscopic tools, and numerical modeling platforms, to test new instruments and new configurations of existing technology to investigate hydrologic and sediment processes. Additional Department Summary: This position supports collaborative research between the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and the University of Alabama focused on advancing new water observing technologies and using off-the-shelf technologies in new ways to improve the operational monitoring and understanding of water, soil, and sediment dynamics across critical environmental interfaces.