Postdoctoral Position: Predicting Hazardous Weather Conditions Using Modern Machine Learning Techniques
Date posted
Apr. 12, 2018 12:00 am
Application deadline
May 12, 2018 12:00 am
Organization
Naval Research Laboratory's Marine Meteorology Division (NRL-MMD)
Location
- United States
Job description
Postdoctoral Position: Predicting Hazardous Weather Conditions Using Modern Machine Learning Techniques
The Atmospheric Properties and Effects section of the Naval Research Laboratory's Marine Meteorology Division (NRL-MMD) is searching for a Postdoctoral researcher, specializing in processing of scientific data, with a focus toward using modern machine learning techniques. The appointment is for one year beginning Fall 2018, with potential for extension.
RESEARCH FOCUS
- Combine weather satellite and model data in order to improve the representation of clouds and other weather conditions hazardous to U.S. Navy operations.
- Explore modern machine learning and statistical analysis techniques to discover the best possible environmental characterization using large, diverse datasets.
- Apply existing forecast skill metrics to novel prediction systems, and design novel metrics to assist with forecast system development.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
- Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Security Clearance.
- PhD in Atmospheric or Computer Science (or related scientific discipline)
- Experience with computer programming
- Knowledge of statistical analysis methods and/or modern machine learning techniques
HOW TO APPLY If interested or for more information please e-mail: satellite-team@nrlmry.navy.mil
JOB BENEFITS NRL recruits post-doctoral researchers through the prestigious National Research Council and American Society for Engineering Education post-doctoral programs. These programs offer highly competitive pay and generous benefits.
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